Sword of Trust

Synopsis

In the movie Sword of Trust, directed by Lynn Shelton and released in 2019, Cynthia inherits a sword that supposedly proves the South actually won the Civil War. Joined by her partner Mary, they embark on a journey of bartering and conspiracy theories. Along with the help of an eccentric pawn shop owner, played by Marc Maron, the two women find themselves in a world of unexpected twists and turns, leading them to question what they believe in. As they navigate through this quagmire of truth and fiction, Cynthia and Mary's bond is put to the test, pushing them to confront their own realities and the issues that plague society today.

Cast

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  Marc Maron

  Mel

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  Jon Bass

  Nathaniel

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  Michaela Watkins

  Mary

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  Jillian Bell

  Cynthia

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  Toby Huss

  Hog Jaws

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  Dan Bakkedahl

  Kingpin

Reviews

Sword of Trust is a refreshing take on the comedy genre, blending humor with thought-provoking themes. Critics have praised the performances of the cast, particularly Marc Maron's portrayal of the quirky pawn shop owner. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a high rating of 94%, with reviewers commending the film for its unique premise and sharp wit. IMDb rated the movie 6.3/10, with many viewers appreciating the clever dialogue and engaging storyline. Metacritic scored Sword of Trust with 70/100, highlighting the film's ability to balance comedy and social commentary seamlessly. Overall, the movie has been lauded for its originality and well-crafted storytelling.