You know, I'm not exactly sure what they meant by the title, but I think it might be a reference to different types of missionary approaches. Regardless, Saratov is the name of the city where they were serving, so it's not named for a person.Whistler wrote:I guess by naming it "The Saratov Approach," I thought they were trying to show some new hostage negotiation technique and name it after the person who invented it, when it really seemed like a lot of people were praying for them and it would be better to name it "the religious approach"?Katya wrote:What did you find arrogant about the title? (Also, I must have missed most of the Conference advertising. I just saw the sign up by University Mall and I watched the trailer on YouTube.)
That's interesting that they released the film and did so much marketing around conference, and it's actually pretty shrewd, if you think about it. October (and April) are the times of year when it would be the easiest to snag a huge Mormon audience and this seems like more of a fall film than a spring film, anyway.