The Veil of Redemption (Film, Book, Soundtrack)

Title: The Veil, Volume II: Jephthah’s Daughter

Set in the turbulent days of the Judges, The Veil, Volume I-II: Jephthah’s Daughter tells the haunting and faithful story of a young woman whose devotion to God is tested by a vow she never made—but must live under.

When Jephthah, a reluctant warrior chosen by God, makes a rash vow before battle, victory comes at an unbearable cost. His only daughter—unnamed in Scripture, but unforgettable in spirit—steps forward as the first to greet him. What follows is not a story of rebellion, but of reverence; not of despair, but of surrender.

As the daughter retreats into the mountains for two months, the film explores her interior world: her prayers, her fears, her grief, and her unwavering trust in the Lord of Israel. Surrounded by silence, ritual, and the weight of covenant, she wrestles with what it means to be faithful when obedience demands everything.

Rather than sensationalizing sacrifice, The Veil, Volume I & II reframes the narrative as a meditation on vows, leadership, and the human cost of spiritual negligence. Through poetic imagery and restrained dialogue, the film invites viewers to sit with the tension of Scripture—asking hard questions about faith, authority, and the holiness of God.

This is a story not about death, but devotion.
Not about tragedy, but trust.

And not about what is taken—but what is willingly laid before God.

Inspired by Judges 11. A faith-based biblical drama about obedience, innocence, and the weight of a vow.