Sex, Drugs & Religion

The film's footage and references cover a broad time period, notably from World War II through contemporary media. It explores historical events such as wartime atrocities and modern religious scandals, reflecting the evolution and ongoing debates around religion over several decades.

The movie spans multiple locations, from historically significant sites like concentration camps and churches to modern media environments such as television studios and newsrooms. It highlights the diverse environments where religious practices, controversies, and media representations intersect, emphasizing both sacred and secular worlds.

🔥 Religious Extremism

The movie critically examines religious extremism and its influence on societal conflicts, from wartime atrocities to radical Pentecostal practices. It portrays how fanaticism can lead to violence, manipulation, and social division, provoking viewers to question the darker side of faith.

💰 Religious Greed

The film highlights the commercialization and greed within televangelism and organized religious institutions. It exposes how some televangelists and church leaders exploit faith for financial gain, often overshadowing spiritual teachings with materialism.

🎭 Religious Hypocrisy

Many characters and real-life figures are depicted demonstrating hypocrisy, such as clergy involved in sexual abuse scandals or televangelists engaging in questionable practices. The movie underscores the discrepancy between religious ideals and human flaws.