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Gay for Pray: The Erotic Adventures of Jesus Christ (2017)
Jesus is kicked out of Heaven for being a homosexual, stripped of his powers and cast down to Earth as punishment. He suffers a mental breakdown and creates an alter ego as a wizard. After an altercation, an Atheist jerk, a poor guy down on his luck, and a woman with a strange religious fetish discover his true identity. They ultimately decide to try and help Jesus get his powers back, but not without catching the attention of some maniacal protesters in town.
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Jesus is kicked out of Heaven for being a homosexual, stripped of his powers and cast down to Earth as punishment. He suffers a mental breakdown and creates an alter ego as a wizard. After an altercation, an Atheist jerk, a poor guy down on his luck, and a woman with a strange religious fetish discover his true identity. They ultimately decide to try and help Jesus get his powers back, but not without catching the attention of some maniacal protesters in town.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Nathan Rumler
In Theaters:9/16/2017
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:sNatanic Productions
Cast
Nathan Rumler
Director
Brian Papandrea
Jesus Christ
Sadie Tate
Evie
Terence Lee Cover
Steve
Dave Parker
Adam
James Bell
Jesus Christ (segment: Church of Jesus Christ of Spattered Gay Taints)
Dave Parker
Adam
Georgette Wine
The Burning Bush
Tonia L. Carrier
Donation Lady
Ashley Marie Short
Protest Leader
Jason Zink
Protest Leader's Assistant
Amy Mead
Pregnant Lady
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