Scene from Inedia (2024)
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| Duration: 31 sec.. | Nudity: yes | Creator: supers992 |
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Full Biography
Amy Forsyth, born on August 6, 1995 in Canada, began her acting career with a role in the 2013 thriller 'Torment'. She gained critical acclaim for playing Ashley Fields in the Hulu series 'The Path' and rose to prominence with her starring role as Natalie in the 2018 horror film 'Hell Fest'. Forsyth has appeared in various TV shows like 'Rise', 'Channel Zero', 'Defiance', and 'Degrassi: The Next Generation'. She is set to star in the upcoming 2024 film 'Inedia'.
About the Movie: Inedia (2024)
Production & Genre
Producer(s): Producer: Daniel Bekerman, Jennifer Chiu, Nach Dudsdeemaytha, Tyler Hagan, Chris Yurkovich
Executive_Producer: Neil Mathieson
Companies: Amino Acid Technologies, Experimental Forest Films, Good Question Media, Studio Cairns
Genre: Drama
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Keywords: health issues, social critique
Story
After experiencing severe, debilitating allergic reactions to food, a young woman named Cora decides to leave her old life behind and joins a radical spiritual community known for its unique belief system. The community claims that they are nourished by light alone, a practice known as inedia. Despite initial skepticism, Cora immerses herself into this new way of living, hoping to find relief from her allergies. As she becomes more deeply involved with the group, she begins to question her own beliefs and the nature of human dependency on food.
Summary
In 'Inedia', Canadian director Liz Cairns offers a thought-provoking exploration of health issues and social critique through the lens of a young woman's journey towards spiritual sustenance. The film follows Cora, who after severe allergic reactions to food, joins an unconventional community that claims to be nourished by light alone. This unique premise allows 'Inedia' to delve into themes of self-discovery, communal living, and the boundaries between faith and reality. Set against the backdrop of a contemporary world where health concerns and alternative lifestyles are increasingly prevalent, 'Inedia' serves as a timely commentary on society's relationship with food and its impact on our bodies and minds.