Director: Garrett Batty
Strange, unexplained promptings lead an ordinary man toward a boy trapped inside an abandoned mine in Faith of Angels, a small-scale drama built around instinct, persistence, and one long search.
What is Faith Of Angels about?
The film opens with its central mystery already in motion: a man begins experiencing a series of inexplicable urges pulling him toward a search he can't fully explain, even to himself. As the promptings grow harder to ignore, he sets off toward an abandoned mine where a missing boy is presumed lost, following instinct rather than any clear evidence. Garrett Batty directs the story with a quiet, patient pace, letting the tension come from the uncertainty of the search itself rather than from spectacle. J. Michael Finley leads the cast as the man driven by these unexplained impulses, with Cameron Arnett, Kirby Heyborne, and a supporting ensemble filling in the community around him as word spreads and more people are drawn into the effort to find the boy before it's too late.
Cast & crew
J. Michael Finley anchors the film as the central figure whose unexplained promptings set the entire search into motion, carrying much of the emotional weight of a story with a relatively small cast. Cameron Arnett and Kirby Heyborne appear in key supporting roles as members of the surrounding community, while Charlotte Hemmings and Jasen Wade round out a cast that keeps the focus tightly on the search rather than a wide array of subplots.
Context & significance
Faith of Angels sits within the faith-based family drama space, built around a real-feeling small-town setting rather than a large production scale. Garrett Batty, working from a story rooted in themes of intuition and quiet conviction, keeps the film's scope modest and its pacing deliberate, prioritizing the emotional stakes of the search over action or spectacle.
Where & how to watch
Faith of Angels is available on K-Time with a Persian dub and Farsi subtitles, so it can be watched in whichever language suits the viewer. All that's needed is a free K-Time account to sign in, and the platform's Farsi-first interface is designed with the diaspora audience in mind throughout.