Francis

Francis

All we need is bread and water

2025 · 15 min · Drama

Based loosely on the life of Saint Francis of Assisi, Francis follows a young woman's grief-driven spiral into opioid abuse and piety.

Directed by Kirk Percival · Written by Jason McLean

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