00:00 We are in Savannah, Georgia, and we are working on The Exorcist.
00:03 We pick up the story of Victor and his daughter, Angela.
00:07 -Be home by dinner. -I love you.
00:09 Good morning, Mr. Fielding.
00:10 Angela and Catherine have been friends.
00:12 What are you and Catherine doing out there in those woods?
00:14 We were just walking and walking.
00:16 Victor's put church and faith behind him.
00:20 Dad?
00:21 And exposes Victor to other ways to look at the world.
00:24 It's about different people of different beliefs and religions coming together.
00:28 Wherever those girls went, they brought something back with them.
00:30 Help! Help!
00:32 Who do you think they've got possessed by the devil?
00:35 The body and the blood!
00:36 Rally around a story, really, that's about the power of love
00:39 in the face of spiritual obstacles, emotional obstacles, all those things.
00:43 Exorcism is a ritual.
00:45 Every culture, every religion, they all use different methods.
00:48 It's going to take all of them.
00:51 You would look to ancestors, you would look to spirits for guidance.
00:54 Out of sometimes deep despair,
00:56 the ability to build something that is life-affirming,
01:00 life-giving, and pass it down.
01:02 If you don't make it, I don't make it.
01:03 In this moment, it's about the love of a father and a daughter.
01:07 To see ourselves in this scenario is a huge thing.
01:12 It's going to open the story up.
01:14 It's a way to bring it into the present.
01:16 And that's why representation is so important.
01:19 One girl lives, one girl dies.
01:22 Spirituality is a part of everything we do.
01:25 Whether you believe or not believe, there's something bigger than us.
01:29 The truth and humanity and desperation,
01:33 those relatable emotions.
01:35 God played a trick on you.
01:40 (whooshing)
01:42 (upbeat music)
