Be Still Now
Be Still Now
English. Directed by Alexander J. Baxter.
In the face of terminal illness, young Max finds solace in his dreams. In the wake of death, a lonely god arrives to guide him to his eternal and boundless dream, the dream of Maximus.
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- English
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How long is Be Still Now?
Be Still Now runs 8 minutes (0h 8m).
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Which OTT platform is Be Still Now on?
Be Still Now hasn’t released yet, so it isn’t on any OTT platform. (Checked 10 November 2026.)
What movies are like Be Still Now?
If you liked Be Still Now, try Paperhouse, Life in a Year, Our Friend.
Who directed Be Still Now?
Be Still Now was directed by Alexander J. Baxter.