Doherty, McAvoy Navigate Grief and Doubt in TIFF Drama Faith
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At TIFF, Erin Doherty and James McAvoy deliver restrained, powerful performances in Faith, a British grief drama about a single mother and a man who enters her life; the film largely treats pain, love and redemption with naturalism, but its final act pivots to a supernatural twist that unsettles the tone and leaves questions about the ending.
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