Deep Dive: The Devil's Trap (2017)
Film Lens
The documentary follows Daniel, a 25-year-old former member of the Twelve Tribes cult, as he attempts to reconnect with his estranged family. The film presents the oppressive environment of the cult, characterized by neon crosses, and the impact it has had on Daniel's life. It focuses on his struggles with the realities of his past, including the pervasive issues of alcoholism and abuse within the community.
Through Daniel's experiences, the film examines the difficulties faced by individuals trying to escape toxic environments. It also addresses the complexities of rebuilding familial relationships in the aftermath of a chaotic upbringing, providing a personal perspective on the long-term effects of cult life.
Why Watch
- •Meet Daniel, a former cult member seeking family connection.
- •See the impact of alcoholism in the Twelve Tribes community.
- •Find out about the oppressive environment of the cult.
Did You Know
•Daniel is 25 years old when the film was made in 2017.
•The documentary has a duration of 93 minutes.
•The film was produced in Canada and the United States.
Perfect For
Cult dynamicsFamily estrangementAlcoholism issues