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The Seminarian 2010

★ 4.624 votes101 min📅 2010-08-01

"God is love."

Set in the intense world of seminary studies, The Seminarian (2010) delves into the complexities of faith, identity, and love.

Director: Joshua Lim

Cast

Mark Cirillo
Mark Cirillo
Ryan
Linda J. Carter
Cindy
Philip Willcox
Professor Craig
Alex Matute
Kevin
Javier Montoya
Anthony
Matthew Hannon
Gerald
Derek Renn
Eugene
Jessica Blythe Kemejuk
Jessica Blythe Kemejuk
Kelli
Jason Grasi
Dat
Eric Parker Bingham
Bradley

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Seminarian (2010) about?

The Seminarian (2010) is a drama that follows Ryan, a closeted gay student, as he navigates his relationships and academic expectations within the confines of his seminary studies.

Who directed The Seminarian?

The Seminarian was directed by Joshua Lim.

Who stars in The Seminarian?

The Seminarian features a talented cast, including Mark Cirillo, Linda J. Carter, and Philip Willcox.

Is The Seminarian (2010) worth watching?

While The Seminarian (2010) may not have received a mainstream following, its thought-provoking themes and emotional depth make it a worthwhile watch for fans of drama and LGBTQ+ cinema.

How long is The Seminarian?

The Seminarian has a runtime of 101 minutes.

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About The Seminarian (2010) — A Haunting Drama of Love and Faith

Set in the intense world of seminary studies, The Seminarian (2010) delves into the complexities of faith, identity, and love. Director Joshua Lim masterfully weaves a narrative that explores the intricate relationships between Ryan, his classmates Gerald and Anthony, and his devout mother. As Ryan navigates his closeted existence, he must also contend with the theological expectations of his institution and the pressures of academic success. This poignant drama raises essential questions about the intersection of spirituality and humanity.

With a talented cast, including Mark Cirillo and Linda J. Carter, The Seminarian (2010) presents a thought-provoking and emotionally charged experience. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that the true meaning of 'God is love' is far more nuanced than initially meets the eye. This gripping film will leave viewers pondering the very essence of love, faith, and acceptance.