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No Man of God

2021, Movie, 1h 40min

The complicated relationship that formed between the FBI analyst Bill Hagmaier and serial killer Ted Bundy during Bundy's final years on death row.

Country: United States

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Reviews

Critic Richard Whittaker

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...it makes Bundy what he always was: pathetic.

Read full review at The Austin Chronicle

Critic Brian Tallerico

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Luke Kirby’s performance as Bundy is quite possibly the best yet put on film—he’s magnetic and nuanced...

Read full review at Roger Ebert

Critic Leslie Felperin

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Edgy tête-à-tête with Ted Bundy.

Read full review at The Guardian

Critic Roger Moore

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...actor Luke Kirby gives us the definitive Bundy — arrogant, articulate, devious and delusional.

Read full review at Movie Nation

Critic Richard Roeper

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With much of the dialogue based on the actual conversations between killer and profiler, and Wood and Kirby turning in stellar work, “No Man of God” feels memorably, sometimes chillingly, real.

Read full review at Chicago Sun Times

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No Man of God is a drama-thriller that explores the complex relationship between FBI analyst Bill Hagmaier and notorious serial killer Ted Bundy. In the late 1980s, Hagmaier, played by Elijah Wood, is tasked with profiling Bundy in hopes of gaining insight into the mind of a serial killer. Over the course of their meetings, a peculiar bond forms between the two men as they delve into Bundy's dark past and discuss everything from pornography to crime scene analysis. Despite their differences, Hagmaier and Bundy develop a strange mutual respect for one another. However, as their conversations progress, it becomes clear that Bundy's motives for cooperating may not be entirely altruistic. The film offers an intimate look at one of history's most infamous killers and raises questions about morality and empathy in unexpected ways.