Best thing about this mess is the short running time; although it's still too long.
This inexperienced nepotist journalist travels to Romania to flesh out a story of a nun who died during an exorcism.
She calls back to her newspaper to give the actor playing her uncle more screen time, and luckily it's always daytime in both places, except once although it should have been dark in both places.
Luckily for her everyone she encounters in the "rural" part of the country speaks perfect English. That itself merits one star. She also luckily finds a wonderfully spacious room in the local hotel in this "rural" part of the country, where the manager speaks perfect English. She gets involved with a handsome local clergyman (who speaks, well, you know), and others in the church and local hospital who, well, you know.
I tried to find the Romanian word for "balderdash" but wasn't able to.
This inexperienced nepotist journalist travels to Romania to flesh out a story of a nun who died during an exorcism.
She calls back to her newspaper to give the actor playing her uncle more screen time, and luckily it's always daytime in both places, except once although it should have been dark in both places.
Luckily for her everyone she encounters in the "rural" part of the country speaks perfect English. That itself merits one star. She also luckily finds a wonderfully spacious room in the local hotel in this "rural" part of the country, where the manager speaks perfect English. She gets involved with a handsome local clergyman (who speaks, well, you know), and others in the church and local hospital who, well, you know.
I tried to find the Romanian word for "balderdash" but wasn't able to.