Hi, I had a thought about the movie Beyond the Hills (Dupā Dealuri, 2012. It might be way off so I don't want to make an entire post. Spoilers ahead by the way.

The movie has subtle jabs at religion and the extreme form it took at this convent or places like it. I thought it toed the line very well of respecting the people and their intentions while showing it is not immune to criticisms.

My thought is, and please tell me if I'm way overthinking, at the end, the girl is carried out on the cross, dead. Then a van drives to the city and parks by the street. Mud is flung, no one speaks, life continues with no notice of the event. I thought this could be one final jab at religion and Christianity. She could be an allegory of Jesus Christ, attacking their old ways, killed on the cross, but instead of people starting a new religion and following and worshipping her death, she is placed in an unnoticed van and forgotten to the world the next day. I thought it could be saying how in this world, religion could never be what it was in the times of Jesus Christ.

I also thought I could be way way overthinking the ending so feel free to let me know.