But the Hour Is Near

About This Movie

But the Hour Is Near is a fascinating peek into post-communist Latvia, where two contrasting characters, Erik and Daniel, embody the tug-of-war between piety and consumerism. Erik, with his strict moral compass, feels righteous in his mission, while Daniel's flashy interpretations of wealth add a layer of comedic irony. The film's atmosphere is both light-hearted and thought-provoking, creating a sort of tension that’s both laugh-out-loud and deeply reflective. It’s a unique watch with its blend of humor and serious themes, showcasing how these two men clash in their views on faith and materialism. The encounters they have are just as interesting as their debates, making you think about what really matters in life.

Interesting cultural insights into Latvia's transition.Offers a comedic yet serious take on faith vs. materialism.The dynamic between the two lead characters is central to the film.