The Invisible Fight feels overlong, too meandering, and only momentarily compelling; a death sentence for the kind of thing it is. Can't tell whether the core concept, a man's journey towards monkhood framed by the very non-Christian contexts of kung fu and metal music, is brilliant satire about how alienated Soviet citizens became from faith under communism or just dumb. (Guess I'm leaning towards just dumb, given the rating I just clicked on.)