Lesson of the movie : Delusions can kill people.

Rating: 2/10 (22 March 2017)

2 Christian Missionaries go to Japan and try to find father Ferreira (Liam Nessen) who was their teacher. They meet Japanese Christian people and re-energize their delusions about existence of fictional character called God which only increase sufferings of these already poor people. And their delusions survive in their heart (it's the brain, heart cannot think) even though they denounce Christianity in public. End of story.
Japanese inquisitor portrays a very wise man, true patriot and cruel strategist. I simply love this man which is why I am not rating this movie 1. He thinks that religion is a method of acquiring territory for Europeans (which it was). He also wants to preserve the native culture while being open to reform it, which every person should. Yes, his methods of torture are the definition of cruel and evil, but so is CIA's torture of its own citizens in the modern era(and people aren't complaining enough about that).
This movie tries to show "power" of "faith". But what it shows is "sufferings" due to "delusions". Movie makers are using the gullible religious people to fill their pockets.