What Josiah Saw

"A slow-burning and diffuse Southern Gothic drama..."

"Piles deviancy on top of taboo until your trauma receptors go numb."

"What Josiah Saw examines religion, trauma, grief, sanity, and familial bonds in a truly unique way."

"It has a stubborn, almost literary feel for character that accumulates a baleful momentum by the time the finale hits."

"The film’s inertia reveals it for what it truly is: A meditation on religious trauma and Christian guilt."

"A faster pace and tightened-up editing might have eradicated the slow-motion underwater feel..."