In this outrageously meta comedy, the boundary between reality and performance blurs when the infamous Australian prank collective, The Janoskians, find themselves in a predicament far stranger than any of their staged antics. After their wild online fame begins to wane, the group is presented with a lucrative but dubious offer to star in a biographical film about their own lives. As they navigate the chaotic and often absurd filmmaking process led by director Brett Weiner, they must contend with a parade of celebrity cameos, including Kendall Schmidt, Nash Grier, and Meg DeAngelis, all playing heightened versions of themselves. The central conflict arises as the boys struggle to control their own narrative, realizing the so-called "untold" story is becoming increasingly "untrue," forcing them to question what is real and what is merely for the camera. Packed with the group's signature irreverent humor and fourth-wall-breaking antics, the film creates a hilariously self-aware atmosphere that satirizes fame, fandom, and the very nature of storytelling in the digital age.