This plays like a bunch of wannabe actors got together and pooled their money to make the movie they were never cast in due to a lack of talent. Surely some of them were conned, but they expect the rest of us to buy their con as well. Maybe out of some sense of shame? If I can con you into joining my hipster cult, I'll feel less shame that I got conned? Regardless, this is less documentary and more shameless performance art. And bad performance art at that.

Not sure if this was a real doc or a moc-doc, but whichever it was - it was weird. A group of "artists" who seemed like folks on the social fringe: mental issues, self esteem issues, the kind of people ONLY others like them would even bother with...cause they were all so weird and out there.

This mockumentary shows us how absolute desperate some individuals (read millennials) are to feel part of something. Something big. And important. While remaining on the fringe because they're edgy. It was semi unbearable to listen to some of the blatherings in the confessional interviews. Someone decided to string random words together and create a mock religion and pretend to chase self important and easily manipulated characters into thinking they were chosen. I hope the people were all in on the joke. Bright axiom and high pretensioness. I'm not sure I can watch it all. Does everyone involved in this get the gag? The con?