Adam Nash Andrey

After a painful breakup, an 18-year-old filmmaking student returns to his devout family’s provincial church to rediscover his faith—but while documenting church activities, he uncovers a system that appears to monetize devotion, forcing him to confront the uneasy truth about belief, power, and the price of salvation in the age of digital donations.

After a painful breakup, an 18-year-old filmmaking student returns to his devout family’s provincial church to rediscover his faith—but while documenting church activities, he uncovers a system that appears to monetize devotion, forcing him to confront the uneasy truth about belief, power, and the price of salvation in the age of digital donations.

After a painful breakup, an 18-year-old filmmaking student returns to his devout family’s provincial church to rediscover his faith—but while documenting church activities, he uncovers a system that appears to monetize devotion, forcing him to confront the uneasy truth about belief, power, and the price of salvation in the age of digital donations.