"Church" has honesty and power. It respects the audience's intelligence: the themes aren't black and white, the dialogue isn't too tidy, and like in real life, there's no heartfelt resolution we can get to in 10 minutes. It's just a frank depiction of a conversation that people in Jane and Terri's position have probably had many times before, and invites us to just listen and think.
"Church" has honesty and power. It respects the audience's intelligence: the themes aren't black and white, the dialogue isn't too tidy, and like in real life, there's no heartfelt resolution we can get to in 10 minutes. It's just a frank depiction of a conversation that people in Jane and Terri's position have probably had many times before, and invites us to just listen and think.