Not Easily Broken

That's a reasonable message, but it might feel more resonant if the script were a little fairer to both sexes.

It is unspeakably naff, unintentionally funny and unapologetically Christian. Judged on its own terms, it's a resounding success. But for non-believers it will likely prove a living purgatory.

It has all the philosophical depth of a greetings card message but it's underscored with a nasty little edge of misogyny.

What should be easily broken is a large china vase over the head of everyone involved in this profoundly creepy, yucky, and chillingly reactionary relationship drama.

Not Easily Broken is 99 long minutes worth of sobbing and hand wringing, with little insight and even less humour. Deadly stuff.