HOLY MOSES ft. Amanda Seyfried | Omeleto

A miracle binds a nun to a gas station employee.
HOLY MOSES is used with permission from Eli Powers. Learn more at horsegodproduc....
A nun in 1960s Northern Ireland has been sent to a Catholic "Magdalene asylum" for fallen women, as a result of an unplanned pregnancy. She has feelings of ill-boding that plague her, as well as her own existential fears and crises. One day after confession, she ventures into a snowy field to tend to a cow, only to have it vanish in thin air.
Decades later in West Texas in 1989, the cow reappears at a gas station, along with a strangely burning bush near the gas station. The cow is apparently from Ireland, and the fire never goes out, throwing the inhabitants of this small town into a state of befuddlement at the mystery unfolding before them. And when they're invaded by some kind of official unit on the trail of the cow, they realize there just might be something bigger at work -- and an unexpected connection -- beyond their own comprehension.
Starring iconic MEAN GIRLS and MAMMA MIA actress Amanda Seyfried, this dramatic short by writer-director Eli Powers is about miracles, mystery and magic, achieving a remarkable mastery of tone and mood through stellar craftsmanship and genuine vision.
Though it features captivating images and beautifully subtle performances by both Seyfried and actor Thomas Sadoski, it won't an easy film for audiences used to straightforward stories that resolve into tidy packages. But if viewers can give themselves over to the potent blend of storytelling, imagery, sound and performance, it will reward them with a memorable experience of wry humor and expansive spirit.
The film has a sense of the spellbinding, which is built foremost through its luminous, arresting imagery. The content of the images themselves is both whimsical and humble, but the quality of light and the precise framing emphasizes an otherworldliness that suffuses the surfaces of the ordinary life portrayed. The visual approach reflects the writing's balance of ethereal grace and human confusion, which persists despite what seems to be a miracle happening in front of their eyes.
The structure of the storytelling is ambitious in how it traverses time and place, opening up huge narrative questions right at the start of the film's captivating opening sequence. Some of them are answered, but those answers lead to more questions and mysteries. In many ways, it feels like the beguiling opening movement of a feature, which makes sense: Powers and his producers (including Seyfried) intend the short as a proof-of-concept for a larger story. But as a standalone work, it functions almost like a haiku, packing an evocation of hugeness and transcendence within a remarkable economy of elements.
HOLY MOSES is, in many ways, a mystical film, in the sense that it is about the mystery, doubt and the unknowability of life, and how we live the questions often without any concrete answers. Singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen once said, "There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in."
In many ways, this is a story about spiritual possibility seeping into the fissures of earthbound life, our own human reactions to it, clouded by our preoccupations and concerns -- and the slow recognition of hidden beauty and connections across time and space. The final moments offer a tantalizing reveal that teases at another connection between its two disparate halves, but it also feeds the sense of a strange, lovely magic at work in the world behind worlds -- a mysterious place that endows depth and wonderment to everyday life, and gives grace to the most ordinary of moments.

[@mentabil8]

Justice explained at the end of the film. God may choose the simple and the insignificant to reveal wonders or to do special works. Note the irony, a "pregnant" nun? She confesses she likes booze, and swears! She sees a vision of a cow standing in a field who vanishes before her eyes. Then 24 years later, Justice sees a burning bush; and that same sickly dying cow appears before him. The story suggests that Justice is the son of the nun. He was likely given-up for adoption. He's a special, but simple, man. The resentful priest at the end is angry that God chose a "simpleton" to reveal a miracle. He extinguished the flame in his wicked pride; but his phony holiness wasn't worthy of the miracle shown to a simple guy who believes. The powers of darkness do everything possible to deny or disprove God's existence. Thus the evil priest shows up!

[@scottab140]

Nuns take a vow of poverty and the priest is not living the same values. The Pope has gold in the Vatican.

[@mishie618]

That's EXACTLY my conclusion. Thank you for explaining it much more detailed than I did♥

[@boots6110]

Thanks for explaining that.

[@rodgeraarons8997]

Renee Carr k

[@Kayaz48]

A brilliant insight

[@tanlan9212]

Well, I'll be honest and say I have no idea what just happened.

[@dadrxamcxtcher]

True

[@notbill08]

This start in Ireland 1963. Than Texas 1989. I believe Justice was the son of the pregnant nun. In the bible Moses was “put” in the river and adopted by Pharaohs daughter. Through the Pharaoh's daughter (identified as Queen Bithia in the Midrash), the child was adopted as a foundling from the Nile river and grew up with the Egyptian royal family. After killing an Egyptian slave-master who was beating a Jew, Moses fled across the Red Sea to Midian, where he encountered the Angel of the Lord,[cow] speaking to him from within a burning bush on Mount Horeb, which he regarded as the Mountain of God.

[@aishathazma3911]

Same here lol

[@wamz9191]

Right?! Me neither. Scrolling through the comments for an explanation

[@texanleons]

ME NEITHER. Lot's of comenters just love sounding like a kiss-ass movie critic, and we all know this movie would get two thumbs down, maybe 4 thumbs down if there's 2 people-hahahaha. It's hilarious too!

[@mishie618]

She was his momma... He was her miracle. And he was shown that burning Bush and dead cow to make him believe his own worth.. his importance in this world. I am often rooted out by trolls who are cruel and nasty whenever I give my interpretation of a film. But that's all it is. MY interpretation. I could be dead wrong about it. But it was really a good film. The burning Bush effects weren't my favorite but maybe they were meant to be that way..

[@sk6196]

I feel the same

[@luckyPiston]

Why the dead cow from the other side of the planet, what's that about ?

[@simon6495]

@@pakde8002 It had 333 on his tag. I'm no christian but i know 666 is for antichrist. Does 333 stand for christ?

[@luckyPiston]

@@pakde8002 That helps , so a little more biblical knowledge on my part and i would have put it together, youtube is such a great learning tool, and you too, thanks eh!

[@user-zf2kz5bq9i]

As head troll of the internet, I am obliged to ask ya'll to stop spouting forth verbal diarrhea from your burgerholes. If the cow died from stress, where tf did all the splashing blood come from? Periods never gets that bad.

[@ghintpernes6668]

It's been a while since I've last seen Amanda Seyfried.

[@blahblahjumpswing1504]

Been missing her. Such a confirmation....and the office goes berserk.

[@damirserban]

she refused "Hollywood initiation" as it seems

[@cuteditupload8429]

She actually was in a movie this year called "art of racing in the rain"

[@KanadeLapis]

she has movies every year, you just need to watch them!

[@BulletproofQpid]

Good for her not being part of the creepy hollywood elite.

[@stray2277]

She's not actually a nun -- she's being punished for having gotten pregnant out of wedlock. The Ulster Magdalene Asylum and Episcopal Chapel operated from 1839 until some time in the 1960s -- as an asylum for wayward women, generally women who were pregnant out of wedlock, women involved in prostitution and others convicted of petty crimes. The actual (forced labor) at the asylum was the operation of a steam laundry. Not cattle. I assume that the sense of impending doom she feels is that she will die in child birth -- and that the child is Justice. Or perhaps it has something to do with John F Kennedy, who visited Ireland in 1963... and was assassinated later that year. Justice first sees the cow through a glass darkly (1 Corinthians 13:12) and then face to face. And then Justice encounters a burning bush very much as Moses did in Exodus chapter 3. I find it amusing that the church extinguishes the burning bush, because of Proverbs 21:15 "When justice is done, it is a joy to the righteous but terror to evildoers."

[@introvertedsoul924]

Plastic ear-tag from 1963 Ireland..weird

[@andresc5915]

What those members of the church did in Ireland was horrible. But I lowkey feel like you singling the church out... Also, uhhh don’t do the deed out of wedlock.

[@OphiuchiChannel]

Thanks that is very interesting. Philip Kindred Dick wrote many things about that passage, _A glass (or scanner) darkly_

[@OphiuchiChannel]

@@introvertedsoul924 plastic is much older than the 60's

[@dragoncakebomb549]

Cool

[@georgewilliamson5667]

It's interesting to me that the nun and the gas station attendant both are wearing white, while the church officials wear black

[@blinkie1114]

Yeah I noticed that too. I really liked the white against the white snow/sky.

[@miker7808]

They were from the church alright, just not The Church.

[@Godhelpus62]

Who else thinks this could really be a full length film? Wonderful acting, writing, directing. I loved it. 💗🙏🏻✝️👼🏻

[@akilabouamra2836]

I hate this ✝️ and lm Muslim

[@Godhelpus62]

@@akilabouamra2836 That’s fine. I believe in freedom of religion for all. I just have a habit of using those emojis frequently. No offense meant.

[@aegeanmapping]

@@Godhelpus62 im muslim and i have respect for you my sister dont listend to that guy real good muslims have respect for every religion❤

[@Godhelpus62]

@@aegeanmapping Thank you oke. I believe that is true also. God is God no matter how you worship. Many Blessings. 🙏🏻💗✝️👼🏻

[@aegeanmapping]

@@Godhelpus62 thank you ❤ we are all humans and all free in religion just respect each other ❤

[@pjshutout3480]

A lot of interesting takes on the meaning here. One thing I'll add is that the tag number on the cow is 333. Some believe that seeing this number means an angel is present and trying to give you a message..

[@veggiesarefruits]

3 is representative of the Holy Trinity: The Father, The Son, and the Holy Ghost.

[@shreyachinnari124]

does this mean that the angel is dead...? the angel(earth) is dead

[@jubes1300]

Is that because it's half of 666?

[@oatmeal636]

Nobody: Sick Dream Cow: *Change the world. My final message. Goodbye.*

[@scorpionheart]

Well that's not something you see every day- a telephone booth

[@highstrangeness2396]

I miss them

[@sarahowen56]

Hahaha!

[@viktorwolfe8333]

That was 1989

[@shyla105]

The sheriff is Amanda Seyfried's real husband😮

[@chrisgillard6129]

if so then he would be a lot older, wouldn't he

[@Stefanox36]

@@chrisgillard6129. He really IS her husband and is Thomas Sadoski, 43 years old to her 34.

[@8bitgamer85]

😲 Wow! I didn't know the sheriff is her real life husband and that's why she hasn't been any major movies recently. She was busy raising their two little children.

[@philochristos]

Amanda is really cute, but I don't understand what's going on here.

[@slicedbeans8639]

SAME

[@Chefgrlangel]

Sliced Beans I think that was her boy. She was breathing in that snowy pasture like she was beginning labor. From what I understand Ireland won't approve adoption out of their own country and he's clearly in America. It's like a biblical thriller trailer

[@f5mando]

@@slicedbeans8639 The cow was James Dean...or James Mason. Anyway, it was deeeeep. Too deep and fisticated for the loikes of me.

[@barodrinksbeer7484]

He is Moses, and God sent him a message from his mother to confirm that. His mother was a nun who had a child, so she probably gave him to a family secretly. That's why he's in America, the burning bush represents the call from god to lead the Israelites to freedom, but in this case I think it refers to leading all people to freedom from the patriarchy.

[@rahrahraahaharamaramamagag9013]

"Im kind of psyhchic i have fifth sense, It's like i have ESPN or something, my breast can tell when it's gonna rain"

[@holden3993]

Mean Girls!!!😂😂

[@ritakapia7140]

RAHRAHraahaha ramaramamagagaolalaah lol

[@danicareadawis2412]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@natalienicolaou1]

You should get that checked out :)

[@isabellew09]

@@natalienicolaou1 have u watched mean girls?

[@guspapadopoulos945]

Thank you Father for revealing to the poor and simple and not to the rich and the wise. Brilliant ending showing that God will not reveal to the prideful and learned priest but rather to the humble and meek gas attendant.

[@alexiswilliamsinc]

This was ...a riddle in a riddle. I love riddles. I got to the end and had no idea. I sat and stared. Watched again. Ok, here goes: My thinking is like others’ that Justice, 26-ish, is the nun’s son. The symbols are the law, the healers, the government, and the church. The miracles are the burning bush and somehow the disappearing, dying cow(s?). Perhaps the cows represent nature, disappearing, dying; perhaps in their combined disappearance and death are the evil, 666. The nun represents the honest, imperfect seeker of what is actually right and good; the seeker of God who also sees the bad that is to come. She acknowledges her flaws and asks for forgiveness. The priest, though, is absent. The priest - representative of the church - is supposed to be the way to God, but he/it is missing in action. Justice - aptly named - is simple, also honest, also seeking and open to the truth even in ugly ways. Perhaps he is also Holy Moses as some have stated - the unlikely messenger of deliverance. Justice. Justice bears the blood of the dead, the agony of the stressed and tormented. But Justice is not the killer. Justice sees the burning bush, which is representative of God, truth, whatever people might call it. Justice simply acknowledges it; the others - science, law, church, and government - try and fail to explain it, deny that it exists despite witnessing it themselves, and ultimately extinguish it. “Nothing to see here,” either because it can’t be explained or because people like Justice don’t deserve to experience it. But Justice understands what can’t be understood. Justice is the child of the seeker. They say seek truth, but beware those who say they have found it. I believe in God because I have learned that I need God, not because I am holy. I respect God because everything about life is a crazy paradox that science and government can’t explain. I love God because art like this can’t begin to imitate the life I’ve witnessed. I am the pregnant nun. The simple daydreamer. I deserve nothing and I have earned nothing. Moses didn’t want to be a leader, so God chose him to lead. We are nobody and God makes us somebody when we’re just here - like Stephen Covey said - to love, to serve, and to try again. Just my thoughts; I don’t intend to offend those who think differently. 💌

[@ryatnatsu]

Alexis Williams Wow... your critical thinking is on point. Bravo!

[@alexiswilliamsinc]

@@ryatnatsu This is the best compliment - thank you! Did you also post ideas? I'll see what you said.

[@danilaird8360]

Jesus Christ is the way , the truth and the life. There is no other truth.

[@prakasavigraha6104]

I think you understood and articulated very well. You gave a sound and valid interpretation which I am going to say I agree with pretty much to the letter. Kudos. @Alexis Williams

[@alexiswilliamsinc]

Prakasa Vigraha WOW! Thank you! I love that this short still keeps me wondering and reflecting.

[@shreyashshankar9819]

Holy mess. This is the most complicated, spooky Omeleto I have ever scene.

[@xamurai00]

I love that bible quote at the very end. No matter how much we are pushed around or how weak we think we are , God loves us more.

[@303TheAlex]

"[...]The burning bush is the location at which Moses was appointed by Yahweh (God) to lead the Israelites out of Egypt and into Canaan." Exodus 3:1-4:17 "Angel number 333 is reserved for special messages from your guardian angel in response to your prayers." "And the LORD did that thing on the morrow, and all the cattle of Egypt died: but of the cattle of the children of Israel died not one." Exodus 9:6 "God would speak to Moses face to face, like someone would speak to his friend. Then he would return to the camp. But his attendant, Joshua the son of Nun, a young man, would not leave the tent. Joshua never moved from the tent."& "Joshua was appointed as Moses' successor." ...and if Justice is the English version of a name Joshua, that would be neat.

[@looneystooge]

Alright people! Let's put our brains together! What does a nun from Ireland, a dead cow teleported to a gas station in Texas and a burning bush all how in common with this film?

[@pam1574]

Kyle McIntosh Not a damned thing!

[@TCOMC32]

Aliens messing with humans lol

[@kathleenwetherell1205]

McDonald’s 🤪

[@kathleenwetherell1205]

Dana Davison ikr 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@veggiesarefruits]

The nun was pregnant, and the gas station attendant was her son. The burning bush appeared before Moses and God spoke to him, telling him that He would have him speak to the Hebrews about what to do. Moses was not only poor, but had a horrible stutter. But God often chooses the most unlikely people to work through. The cow could represent a number of things: one of the plagues God sent to the Eqyptians was death to cattle. Also, the cow may have been a sacrifice, as they used to do for God during the same time. The man in the car was the priest the mom was confessing to, who was sent through space and time during the confession. His part was representing corruption, greed, and power in the Catholic church, which are all evil. The point is that miracles are for every believer, and that God favors the poor, the weak, the humble. Thankfully, the son did NOT listen to the message of the priest. He knew what he saw, and he knew that God did that to show him his worth as His own child.

[@tietjen666]

Well done! When filmmakers endeavor to make religious mysticism manifest, I am always engaged. After all, the mystery comes from these events happening to real people in this world. Very exciting! Thank you all!

[@MrBean729]

I really prefer these explanations please keep it up :) Because otherwise I was relying on the like to dislike ratio. I know it might not be SEO rich though so hopefully it stays but yes

[@pinkgiraffe720]

rolling away what do you mean

[@VaBeachBeach2971]

She does a great Irish accent.

[@hellybelle5]

Are you an American?

[@elisesimone022]

I love her, but I don’t think she did justice to the accent 😬 I have friends w an Irish accent and it’s much more pronounced 🤷‍♀️

[@ihateyouall7026]

Elise Simone there are different Irish accents.

[@zrlmua9525]

I'm irish, and I don't hear an Irish accent off her at all, love the actress tho!

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

@@zrlmua9525 I'm from the USA, I hear a faint accent. Perhaps it is inconsistent. But, when she does the preamble to confession thingie, it's there in every syllable. Especially the "th"="t" in "three", but, it could certainly be an actress making an accent.

[@tiffanywright1833]

Woow. That was the nuns son. And the 🐄 went to warn or show him a sign. Hence why the priest came out of nowhere. They knew the boy was sent. Amazing story.

[@BlackPanther203]

Interpreting this is meant to be simple. Every unexplainable event in this was a miracle. (1) A pregnant nun, (2) A disappearing cow, (3) a burning bush, which in biblical narrative the burning bush is the location where God appointed appointed Moses to lead the Israelites out of Egypt.... SO a son of a sinning nun, who some would describe as being VERY simpleminded was the first to witness the burning bush and this occurred only once in history - biblical history. Justice is a very special man and as we can see he is a believer of miracles

[@commonsense2680]

This is one of the most touching short films I've seen on Omeleto. As the good Book says "For it is the meek that shall inherit the earth." I have always hoped that those with humility shall receive the greatest reward (like communication directly from the Lord) and those without humility shall find no true peace on earth.

[@nilashaaa___]

Fun fact:this is karen from mean girls

[@benthelearner6104]

I have been looking at that type of movie for hours and most of them makes no sense at all... This is entertaining.

[@Thomas-eu6fj]

One thing I like to say about this film...It's well made 💯

[@LifeofHum]

This is so beautiful. Work of art my

[@drk96]

Explain

[@shawngilliland243]

Wouldn't like to have the souls of the men who extinguished that miracle.

[@toqa6735]

Just.. simply beautiful ! There could be different meanings and intrpretions based on each person and his believe , as a Muslim the story of the cow "and it's the second chapter and the longest one in our Qur'an" (and it was described as bright yellow cow in the holy Quran) belongs to the prophet Moses peace be upon him story , and the fire was the first thing he saw with his family when they were looking for a place and that's when God almighty spoke directly to him without even sending angel Gabriel , but God chose Moses and that's why his ppl are called شعبُ اللّه المختار God's chosen people . But did that scene with the priest was to refer to that time when the holy prophet was slightly arrogant with a disabled believer(blind) {عبس وتولى عندما جاءه الاعمى} ? Idk , and the 333 maybe Christians can understand it , it might mean a verse in the holy Bible or the holy Torah , God knows ✨

[@arshadsyed6628]

The film is not made by a Muslim why are you trying to put an Islamic spin on at .....

[@toqa6735]

@@arshadsyed6628 I'm not adding anything 💫, it's just my way of interpreting/seeing it

[@kathleenwetherell1205]

The story is in nearly every religious book every religion has there own story on this just respect one another if you don’t like someone’s comment then don’t comment scroll down and move on it doesn’t matter what religion we are in every religious book is to love and respect everyone for whatever faith they are and guide them on the right path to god there is only one god but in different religions he has a different name please just respect one anothers faith there is bad in every religion and you can’t judge everyone on a small minority of bad people who try to spread evil through the world 🌍 if we can’t get along and respect each other’s religious views then our children my two children they don’t stand a chance in the toxic world

[@lohobbit1699]

@@arshadsyed6628 well, Islam, Christianism and Judaism are the three abrahamic religions, so they share prophets, myths and symbols more than someone can think of. There is nothing wrong with the interesting and respectful contribute of this person. I really appreciate it✨

[@Z3lanoo]

I don't know if anyone noticed, but the T-shirt he was wearing had Arabic writing on the back with some Arab countries flags and on the front it says "OPERATION DESERT STORM" which was part of the Gulf war which started late 1990 and the Chevys at the end there's no way they're from that year "1989". anyways, great work from Omeleto, been binge watching your short movies and I cannot stop.

[@Nobody-11B]

This is a move that needs making.

[@elipowers9831]

i agree

[@Billkeys123]

This is like her version of “First Reformed” which is weirdly enough she was in it.

[@jrzjnz7573]

Good connection. It would fit well with First Reformed.

[@rexrad9735]

That movie also had Philip Ettinger in it, as in this. Must be related.

[@bockerybockery6050]

SCP foundation really just rocked up and extinguished that fire

[@missalanaroxx]

Amazing! I would love to have more of this!

[@G.Haze.1787]

See, everyone says that 'Justice' is the baby, but what if he's 'Holy Moses'?

[@robuswhitewolf4896]

The pregnant woman's son was taken from her. Moses was not raised by his own mother.

[@shibbershabber]

1989......pulls up in a 2000s truck

[@shibbershabber]

All the other vehicles too

[@juliaconnell]

I want MORE of this please Truly awesome.

[@nilashaaa___]

The sheriff (thomas sadoski) is mary(amanda seyfried)s real life husband

[@andrewhancock2451]

Ah. Yes. Sequel to Life in Pieces.

[@RAZR_Channel]

She got pregnant... AFTER meeting the attendant... Can we just be honest about that...?

[@BryanTodd71]

1989 and his backwards Newsweek t-shirt says "Operation Desert Storm." Mind-twisting!

[@thewineaficionado1683]

THIS WAS SO AMAZING! THIS IS AMAZING! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@lennykoka824]

Amanda Seyfried became such a great actress through time. It’s beautiful.

[@FIONA21ful]

Really enjoyed this , and as an Irish woman I will say that Amanda's subtle accent is very good , she sounds very like myself a Co. Dublin girl.

[@LillikoiSeed]

Fiona Cahill - Indeed. My grandfather was a Flynn. I was impressed also

[@sclm55]

Well made film. To bad it made no actual sense. Personally, films of this nature I find irritating rather than intriguing.

[@DeepBlue7]

Me too

[@pam1574]

I agree 👍

[@user-cj6jd3xx9l]

I respect your opinion. It kinda doesn't make sense on the surface. And kinda annoying coz it's difficult to comprehend. But isn't it illogical to say that something makes no actual sense just coz we don't know how to interpret it?..

[@NyghtDarkwatch]

Aka Holy Cow (sorry I couldn't resist). Beautifully done. Bravo to cast and crew!

[@elileon9285]

So when the black chevy suburban and the van and sedan roll up, those are 2010ish models, much newer than that what existed in 1989. What that due to budget restrictions or something, or a deliberate detail (after all the priest in the sedan seemed to be teleported directly from the past, so maybe government entities from the future are also at play).

[@PirateOfTheNorth]

Why was the nun pregnant? I thought they had to remain virgins. I don’t get that part

[@galukya1]

Wow, nice, and well one thing's clear to me, Justice is the son of the nun.

[@brendasorrelles3253]

Wonderfully evocative. Even suspenseful. Well done.

[@shyla105]

Wow omeleto goes big time! Hollywood's Amanda Seyfreid 🤩🤩😘

[@LeeCausseaux]

A pregnant nun? Obviously she had some dirty habits....

[@nataliamutheu4327]

Haha nice

[@-POISON-]

It's been a while since I've last seen Thomas Sadoski.

[@NgaiOlaudah]

yet another gorgeously conceived film; i love it. it's great power & comical mastery of of both myth & scripture & shards of ancient history gives great witness to it's power AND humility built right in. yes, i too love it. THANK YOU.

[@asianho3284]

This is my understanding: the cow represents fate or a miracle. Fate has jumped over time dimensions as the scenes jump from the future and past (time travel). All the things represent something like the fire, cow, the ones who took out the fire and etc. even the characters couldn’t comprehend it but it seems their lives were connected. Since the story doesn’t make sense with our eyes, I look at it in a spiritual and psychological level. Seeing that it had something with god it might be inferences from the Bible.That’s what I could only figure out of the story but who knows.

[@Edario]

No one ever gonna mention about where was that sherif's police trucks been??

[@ConorChaos]

That's one lucky charms level of Irish accent. Also, as a person from Northern Ireland, we have a very different accent.

[@hanniemac9587]

Being from Northern Ireland also, I was just about to write the same thing! Her Southern Irish accent is alright, but it’s not Northern Irish.

[@Michelle-499]

I'm from Waterford, I'd say her southern Irish accent is better than some I've heard

[@patrickdurham8393]

I love a good sure surprise ending and sure got one here.

[@robertnewberry5886]

OMG!!! How much I truly love this one.

[@yoloyellowjello]

Never thought I’d see Amanda seifred acting in a short film and as an Irishman considering shes a big movie star!

[@bobgillis1137]

Well done.. Not sure what its about, but nicely done. How are these films sponsored ?

[@zeroceiling]

Amanda Seyfried…is one of our very best actors today…

[@followersguild7356]

this is a master piece

[@elipowers9831]

thanks

[@JiveDadson]

Two thousand years from now, will evangelicals believe this is history?

[@danilaird8360]

we won't be here as we know it 2000 years from now. The earth as we know it will be destroyed and evil will be also. Christ is returning very soon, when nobody knows but very soon. Watch and pray!

[@polish_filipino]

12:45 How is this guy a Father if this is how he thinks miracles work?

[@melaniekeeling7462]

Power

[@brainmcmanus5748]

Holy Cow!?

[@JusBidniss]

Way to milk a joke.... Udderly shameless!

[@jenniferpower981]

@@JusBidniss 😄😂

[@jenniferpower981]

😁😄

[@jfj876]

😂😂😂😂

[@VaBeachBeach2971]

I like the movie stigmata. It’s basically about a woman who gets possessed by this holy man from the past to finish his gospel. I’m not sure if it’s actually his gospel or he was chosen by Jesus to tell the world they basically don’t need the church to worship god. In the movie the church tries to kill the possessed woman for fear the message will be known to the public. I personally believe god and Jesus does not care about where you worship them just that you do. The church is corrupted. Maybe not the lower priest but the higher ups it’s all about money. If you are truly a person of god you wouldn’t be living in big house with lots money that you received from donations to the church.

[@danilaird8360]

I hope that Amanda is a good Christian. A lot of Hollywood films blaspheme God and His Word. I have read that she is christian but I'm not sure how much she practices and if it meant she is a denominational christian or a true Christian. Nevertheless, I love her always and support her decisions unless it mocks God.

[@jazlynokaekyei9042]

Same here

[@ClassyNova]

Just be a simple......Kind of man. Oh, would you do that for me if you can.

[@apocalypse_frau]

Great Song

[@ourmindsthinkalike]

I talk to the universe.

[@artlife1625]

When I read the word "momma" ,my cowboy accent would suddenly come out

[@luc-i-guess]

The church are the bad guys. Who would've thought?? lmao

[@HeidiSue60]

Sad that they put out the fire. I also felt bad for the cow, and thought of pharaoh’s dream. Thought provoking story.

[@ladyraven2256]

+Interesting one you need to think on to fill in blanks.

[@72ve17]

my son i give you the holy cow holy fire and you going to build a burger place and the guitar begin to play ta dan ta dan lol

[@mayuridey7713]

I am absolutely confused. Why a cow? What does it symbolise? What does the cow dying infront of the nun and in front of Justice suggest? What did the never ending burning bush mean? Why did the man in the black car say that what he saw inside wasn't meant for him? Someone explain! I'm confused by the comments too!😢😢

[@yomstarr]

This short film has drawn beautiful outlines but left the drawings right where it started.

[@irwanhasan]

It's the church matters, what the church want you to believe, but the reality, every one can see the miracle, it's happen to everyone, and every time

[@snaps4kappu]

Okay great i finished watching. Now if someone could walk me thru js 🤷‍♀️

[@scottrhodes8160]

WOW just WOW-interpretations will follow but this short is ballsy. Good job had me from Amanda Seyfried and owned when he looked to the river. Thanks

[@aliasreco]

Weird as it may be. God is not far away. Jesus is as real as He's been all eternity. Whenever He does some miracle or sign in your life.... Start serving Him and you're in for real life. Yes, there are rules. You'll find them on the Bible. And you find also that God does different things with different people. No copies but real life. I started a long way ago. And real life is still going on. And my obedience to the Bible is still growing. God's will equals happiness for your soul. And lots of people need happiness for their souls. Shalom.

[@Gallop4Me]

The doc and the sheriff are from "Life in Pieces". Well played.

[@sk6196]

So the guy is the nun's son

[@amparoginer4092]

Two words: holy cow.

[@Engelhafen]

An a smoke of bad research behind a story. Horrible costuming also. No nun would ever have a three week gap in confession or be loving in a convent with this girl’s attitude. If your characters dint ring true, the story falls apart.

[@thorkildecliveland]

Amanda Seyfried? She is my favorite alien/human hybrid (I mean look at those eyes,. that beautiful face,. she has to be,. as she is too fine for a mere human). You just gained a new follower featuring her in one of your films. Thank you!

[@commonsense2680]

I will agree she does look like the typical rendition of an alien, huge eyes, narrow face, but she creeps me out, just don't find those aliens that beautiful, especially when they are green and wrinkly.

[@ipadista]

The cow has an EU ear tag. They were not introduced until January 1, 1998. The cow "left" Ireland in 1963.

[@BluntlyBlondie]

Took 8 minutes but I see where this is going.

[@tiffanywright1833]

After watching thus for 2nd time my comment i right. But now as i watched the cow entered into the gas station store. But Justice had blood over him as if he killed it. And then saw the burning bush. He is the nuns son and i feel he was sent to that place to be watched. In the middle if nowhere. Did his mom see him being taken from her, did she die after giving birth, what was the bad going to happen. I want more of this story now. 👍👍

[@andriana8408]

Okay I need some explanations about Justice and the 🐄.. what’s their relationship?

[@kardoxcenna260]

Wow... I had mistaken her for a Muslim... mainly because her headwear looked like a hijab, well it is a hijab...

[@ipadista]

The sheriff's car disappeared once he had seen the cow and came out again for the rest of the episode. Part of the plot or continuity error?

[@tooalice]

Absolutely love the film and the ending.

[@nilashaaa___]

My fav amanda

[@nonnez324]

This was a jab against organized religion, if it does not fit their paradigm, then it didn't happen, or happen that way.

[@jyotidas9849]

Prediction

[@EvoXoXo]

Nice a 2012 Chevy Tahoe in a film set in 1989 😂