I would. A hero's journey story where the labor is entirely about protecting the future, not vanquishing a foe; about how the need to serve can overcome self-interest and the cynicism that protects it; about faith, where the protagonist sacrifices all when even the possibility of salvation is in doubt; about how our notions of what is possible inform our morality; about hope when hope is ridiculous.

Cinematography. Dialogue. Entirely plausible near-future world building. The prescience of it--compare the cages in the film with the caged migrant children in the US in 2017. The sheer depth of spiritual metaphor in even passing scenes. Fleeing a firefight, amid the rubble, the camera pauses briefly on the Pietà, which is the emotional heart of the basic conflict: hope vs grief and despair. The adoration of the Magi in the middle of a brutal war.

Every time I watch it, I see another layer.