Jesus, You Know

Six believers confide their confessions and prayers to the director in an open, intimate conversation with God. The viewer is confronted with the direct gaze of the Christians; he hears them - as if in a confessional - representing the almighty Lord and Ruler.

"It's always been about intimacy in my other films, the intimacy between people, the intimacy between man and animal, and now there's the intimacy between God and man. It's probably the most intimate thing there is. In any case, it is an intangible intimacy. It is a great mystery and a great taboo."