'Saint Maud'

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Jan 29, 2021

A terrifying new film imagines what happens when faith is taken to the extreme. Writer and director Rose Glass joins us to discuss her debut film “Saint Maud,” which tells the story of a hospice nurse who becomes obsessed with turning her patient into a believer. The film premieres on January 29th in select theatres and drive-ins, and will be available on Epix starting February 12th. 

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