Bringing Mona Fastvold's vision to life on a tight schedule required meticulous planning and the director's "infectious" enthusiasm. The existence of Mona Fastvold’s “ The Testament of Ann Lee ” feels like a miracle in and of itself. A period musical about the founding of the Shaker movement in the 18th century, the independent film was shot on 70mm film in just 34 days. Much like “The Brutalist,” it’s a film that looks far more expensive than it actually is. And it’s the kind of accomplishment