Death Letter Blues

2023

Crime / Mystery / Thriller

2
IMDb Rating 7.6/10 10 51 51

southern gothic mississippi

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Plot summary

A priest with wavering faith investigates the puzzling death of a local legend known as "Feral Boy," discovering eerie links to his personal demons.

Director

Michael Stevantoni Photo
Michael Stevantoni

Top cast

Sherman Augustus Photo
Sherman Augustus as Father Moss
Karole Foreman Photo
Karole Foreman as Marcy
Nnabike Okaro Photo
Nnabike Okaro as Father Moss
Keylor Leigh Photo
Keylor Leigh as Jo
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718.63 MB
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English 2.0
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1 hr 18 min
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1.44 GB
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by RobertS-908 9 / 10

A Gripping Story Handled Well

Sin and redemption are not easy to deal with, especially in a supernatural mystery. But writers and directors Michael Stevantoni and Strack Azar deftly tell the story of a priest in the Deep South grappling with his faith. It's tested when a tragic incident occurs, one shaking the community.The moody settings, beautiful cinematography and wonderful musical score underline the thrilling aspects in the film.
Reviewed by MontgomeryB-7 10 / 10

DLB: Another Complex Noir Joins The Family

Some films resonate not because of what they say, but because of what they stir up-half-formed memories, unresolved feelings, things you thought you'd outgrown. Death Letter Blues did that for me. It's a moody, Southern noir steeped in regret, music, and the kind of intimacy that blurs the line between love and memory.The story-centered on a washed-up blues musician who receives a letter from a long-dead lover-is familiar, almost archetypal. And maybe that's why it hit so hard. Michael Stevantoni directs with quiet confidence, letting the silences speak louder than the dialogue. The sound track wields grief like a single mother: tired, aching beauty, and oddly tender. It reminded me of certain dynamics in my own past. I've worked through all of that, of course-years of therapy, boundaries, real growth-but the film's undercurrent of longing, especially toward maternal figures, lingered longer than I expected.I left the theater shaken... and strangely comforted.
Reviewed by BandSAboutMovies 6 / 10

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