A live interview hosted on the "IRREVOCABLE LIVE" series, featuring Alexis Walkenstein of AWE PR, a key stakeholder behind the docudrama film Triumph Over Evil: Battle of the Exorcists. The discussion coincides with the film's exclusive one-day nationwide theatrical release through Fathom Entertainment, emphasizing its timely message amid growing interest in spiritual warfare and the reality of evil.

Key Topics Covered:

• Film Overview: Walkenstein introduces Triumph Over Evil as a groundbreaking docudrama blending real-life exorcism cases, expert commentary, and dramatic reenactments. It features exclusive, never-before-seen 2012 footage of Father Gabriele Amorth, the Vatican's renowned chief exorcist (who passed away in 2016), alongside insights from other exorcists and theologians. The film explores demonic possession, the rituals of exorcism, and the battle between good and evil in modern times, aiming to demystify these topics for a broad audience.
• Production Insights and Bonus Features: She delves into the challenges of securing authentic footage and collaborating with Catholic authorities to ensure doctrinal accuracy—the first film with official endorsement to address exorcism authentically. Bonus materials include extended interviews and behind-the-scenes looks at real exorcisms, highlighting the film's educational value over sensationalism.
• Audience Response: Early reactions from theater screenings are shared, with viewers describing the film as eye-opening and spiritually empowering. Walkenstein notes emotional responses, including conversions and renewed faith, underscoring its impact in "opening eyes to the existence of Satan" in everyday life.
• Why See It?: A core emphasis is the film's urgency: In an era of cultural confusion, it equips viewers with the Spiritual tools such as Praying the Holy Rosary and Wearing Holy Sacramentals for protection in our Spiritual Warfare, to recognize and combat spiritual threats and temptations. Walkenstein urges widespread viewing to foster awareness and prayer, positioning it as essential for personal and societal protection against evil.

The interview runs as a conversational Q&A, blending enthusiasm with solemnity, and runs approximately 30-45 minutes (based on similar live formats). It's geared toward faith-based audiences but appeals to anyone curious about the supernatural through a Catholic lens. For those who missed the theatrical run, the video serves as a compelling teaser, encouraging streams or future releases. They are working to have the licensing rights for local parishes to screen this film at all parishes.

Do encourage your Bishop and Pastor to screen it.