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Where to watch Exarch (2013)

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  • Movie
  • UK
  • 10m
Release
1 Jan 2013

Where to watch in India

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Story

This documentary follows an Orthodox priest who becomes disillusioned with institutional religion and its exclusionary practices. He chooses to minister to a community that the mainstream church has rejected: LGBTQ+ individuals and people living with HIV/AIDS. The film explores the tension between faith and acceptance, examining how these individuals navigate their spirituality while facing societal and religious rejection.

Why watch

  • A 10-minute documentary offering a unique perspective on faith and inclusion
  • Directed by Nadia Parfan and Maria Stoianova, exploring religious and social themes
  • Presents an intimate look at a community often marginalized by institutions

Good for: Viewers interested in documentaries about religion, society, and identity; not specifically positioned as family content.

Frequently asked questions

Which OTT platform is Exarch streaming on?

Exarch is currently available in India on Takflix.

Can I watch Exarch for free?

Yes, you can watch Exarch free and legally on Takflix.

Is Exarch on Netflix?

No, Exarch is not on Netflix in India right now. You can watch it on Takflix.

Is Exarch on Amazon Prime Video?

No, Exarch is not on Amazon Prime Video in India right now. You can watch it on Takflix.

Is Exarch on JioHotstar?

No, Exarch is not on JioHotstar in India right now. You can watch it on Takflix.

Who directed Exarch?

Exarch is directed by Nadia Parfan and Maria Stoianova. All movies directed by Nadia Parfan →

How long is Exarch?

Exarch runs for 0h 10m (10 minutes).

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