
Derren Brown: Miracle
2016

Representation Score
Good
2011
Runtime
73 minutes
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Derren Brown's documentary is an intellectual exploration of skepticism rather than a study of identity. It stands out by critiquing religious dogma and promoting a secular worldview. However, the film does not significantly represent LGBTQ+ identities, diverse racial backgrounds, or disability narratives. Instead, it focuses on the mechanics of psychological manipulation.
Category Breakdown
The program does not include explicit LGBTQ+ characters or stories. The focus is on the psychological mechanisms of belief and the performance of illusions.
The documentary does not challenge traditional gender roles. Participants adhere to conventional social roles without questioning gendered leadership structures.
The narrative shifts between the UK and Texas, presenting various demographic settings. However, race is not a central theme or tool for exploration.
The film effectively critiques religious institutions and the sanctity of miracles. It emphasizes a secular, scientific perspective over spiritual beliefs.
The film does not address the lived experiences of people with disabilities. While it focuses on the concept of healing, it does not use disability for social commentary.
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Official Synopsis
A feature length program about the controversial practice of faith healing. Derren Brown attempts to turn a member of the British public into a 'faith healer' and to convincingly give a faith healing show to church goers in Texas.

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