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Johnny, a popular megachurch pastor, adopts Chinese Confucian values into his sermons and performs Shaolin-esque stunts as testimony of his strength from God. When Johnny becomes infatuated with Yang, his new disciple, it disturbs those around Johnny. Until one day, Yang goes missing.
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Johnny, a popular megachurch pastor, adopts Chinese Confucian values into his sermons and performs Shaolin-esque stunts as testimony of his strength from God. When Johnny becomes infatuated with Yang, his new disciple, it disturbs those around Johnny. Until one day, Yang goes missing.
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Written By:Raymond Phathanavirangoon
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Studio:Peanut Films, Zhao Wei Films, Cinéma Defacto, Gaïjin, Augenschein Filmproduktion, Lava Films, Tarantula, Volos Films, KawanKawan Media, Heretic, Filmagic Pictures
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