This is an experimental narrative movie. Although not a religious story, we (the writers) referred to a haunting question from our Christian upbringing; "What if Jesus came today?" So we started writing the story with consideration of how exactly this miracle worker might be documented and possibly even followed one day. For starters, this particular Messiah is gay.—Jenna Burris
Casey is an eighteen year old with a special gift of telekinesis. For most of his life it was a curse until his pot smoking Uncle taught him to control it by tossing a baseball. Years later Casey is the superstar of his small town high school, pursued and pressured by professional sports agents. On his eighteenth birthday, Casey gets a camera as a gift and begins to document the life and times of his friends who have formed a modern hippie group they call The Tribe. The Tribe lives by an ecologically minded code, as well as a set of new age spiritual values. They raise chickens, sell recycled junk and turn the small house into an eyesore for the neighbors, who believe them to be a dangerous cult. When a gang of criminals try to rob them, Casey unleashes his powers. The Tribe has to leave town quickly, leaving behind a series of videotapes and a blood stained house. The small town police work to solve what they believe to be a case of murder and kidnapping.
