The Brand New Testament

In an unconventional take on the concept of divine beings, this film explores the life of God as he resides in the bustling city of Brussels. However, far from the omnipotent and benevolent figure we traditionally associate with the name, this deity is deeply flawed. Cowardly and morally bankrupt, God struggles to connect with his family, particularly his daughter Ea.Living in a small apartment within the mundane reality of Brussels, Ea yearns for more from life. Her boredom and discontent ultimately culminate into an act of defiance against her father. As she dares to challenge the status quo in her own family, Ea's story unveils themes of rebellion, the pursuit of happiness, and the complexities that exist even among divine entities.Through a blend of humor and poignancy, this film delves into the relatable struggles of a dysfunctional family, where God himself is far from the perfect role model. As Ea's journey unfolds, viewers are invited to question their assumptions about power and morality, even within the divine realm.