Question about frailty

at the end, you see the brother killing a person I think (sorry it has been a long while ago since I saw it) on a surveillance camera, but his face is constantly masked by a distortion line, does this mean it was really God who gave him these tasks, I was a bit confused.

at the end, you see the brother killing a person I think (sorry it has been a long while ago since I saw it) on a surveillance camera, but his face is constantly masked by a distortion line, does this mean it was really God who gave him these tasks, I was a bit confused.

...though it's not explained COMPLETELY, the implication is that, yes, God really is guiding him. The film has the good sense not to beat us over the head with this fact, but the static over only the killer's face is a stunning coincidence. Add to it the fact that the detective near the end of the film doesn't recognize Fenton/Adam at all, even though he'd seen him very recently, and the film's intention is pretty clear.

...though it's not explained COMPLETELY, the implication is that, yes, God really is guiding him. The film has the good sense not to beat us over the head with this fact, but the static over only the killer's face is a stunning coincidence. Add to it the fact that the detective near the end of the film doesn't recognize Fenton/Adam at all, even though he'd seen him very recently, and the film's intention is pretty clear.