Qohen is put on a project by Management(Matt Damon) to prove the Zero Theorem. Proof that at if the universe ends, there truly is nothing. The film explores the faith of people and what drives them. It is explored wonderfully as you see Qohen giving up on experiences that would make him a happier person, but he needs to know what that phone call is.
The visuals in director Terry Gilliam's film help push the faith drive. Qohen lives in an abandoned church with eyes on him at all time, much how people feel with religion. The biggest visual metaphor would be the giant crucifix with Jesus' head removed and replaced with a camera.
The pace of the movie wasn't the fastest but overall I didn't get bored watching, especially with Christoph Waltz in the lead role. Watching him deal with love, friendship, trying new foods and the like felt very organic. Melanie Thierry as Bainsley was a delight to watch as well as her relationship with Qohen was played out incredibly well. Lucas Hedges as Bob started off as someone I really did not like, but he turned out to be the most reasonable voice of the film.
