In this irreverent comedy from writer-director Kevin Kraft, a down-on-his-luck man named John Cooper (played by Lane Compton) stumbles into an unexpected second chance at life when he is mistaken for a long-lost messianic figure. With his hapless best friend (a scene-stealing Trevor Goober) in tow, Cooper leans into the mistaken identity, finding himself thrust into the spotlight of a quirky, media-hungry congregation led by a charismatic pastor (Rob Corddry) and his eccentric wife (Ilana Kohanchi). As the fame and perks of his new role grow, Cooper must navigate a chaotic circus of devoted followers, skeptical journalists, and a rival prophet (Brian Posehn), all while trying to keep his ruse intact. Featuring a sharp ensemble cast that includes Dustin Ybarra, Doug Benson, and Madison Lewis, the film balances laugh-out-loud moments with a surprisingly heartfelt look at redemption, belief, and the absurdity of modern celebrity. The result is a witty, fast-paced satire that keeps audiences guessing until the very end.