Explore titles
GOD AND FATHER AND ME poster

GOD AND FATHER AND ME

Film200836 min

Directed by Hikaru Suzuki

No community ratings yet on FilmStash · 0 membersOne score per member · Verified member ratings

This self-documentary centers on Suzuki’s father, who left his family to go and live on a mountain after finding God and deciding to become a spiritual healer. The film combines interviews with Suzuki’s father, mother, sister, and his father’s disciples, with footage of the mountain house in which his father went to live and conduct his religious activities. Suzuki’s father’s phone conversation with one of his disciples is depicted, as well as his explanation of the appearance of spirits in photographs. Suzuki notes the tension in his father’s religious awakening between “believing in God and becoming God himself.”Read moreLess

This self-documentary centers on Suzuki’s father, who left his family to go and live on a mountain after finding God and deciding to become a spiritual healer. The film combines interviews with Suzuki’s father, mother, sister, and his father’s disciples, with footage of the mountain house in which his father went to live and conduct his religious activities. Suzuki’s father’s phone conversation with one of his disciples is depicted, as well as his explanation of the appearance of spirits in photographs. Suzuki notes the tension in his father’s religious awakening between “believing in God and becoming God himself.”

The story

This self-documentary centers on Suzuki’s father, who left his family to go and live on a mountain after finding God and deciding to become a spiritual healer. The film combines interviews with Suzuki’s father, mother, sister, and his father’s disciples, with footage of the mountain house in which his father went to live and conduct his religious activities. Suzuki’s father’s phone conversation with one of his disciples is depicted, as well as his explanation of the appearance of spirits in photographs. Suzuki notes the tension in his father’s religious awakening between “believing in God and becoming God himself.”

Loading community activity…

Community reviews

Write your review →

Cast & crew

Cast information isn’t available yet.

Explore the crew