as the “one moment of relief in the film,” a tender moment in contrast with the film’s overall tone. “Revelation” is a soft, synth-heavy ballad that captures the emotion of when you realize you can be who you’re supposed to be, a liberating feeling that Jared rarely finds during the movie. As Cohen explains it, “The score is both beautiful and haunting, and the juxtaposition of all of these musical choices together works to tell Jared’s story.” Black Visions Collective cofounder Omeoga emphasizes the importance of language. “For us, it’s about being specific in the language that we’re using,” they say. “We explicitly say defunding is a tool to be used and that abolition is the end goal. That’s the most that we can do in these situations. We can do the political education and the grass roots organizing, but we just have to be very specific in our politics.” written and directed by Joel Edgerton, which tells the story of Jared Eamons (Lucas Hedges) whose Baptist parents send him to agay conversion therapy program Interestingly, though, neither Bensi and Jurriaans, nor the film’s music supervisor Linda Cohen, say that they approached this as a queer project, or that this fact played a role in their decisions for the film’s score or soundtrack.