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Article currently [1] reads in part The film tells the story of Graham, a man living under the glare of his overbearing mother in their Christian bookshop, who wants to have sex with God.[citation needed].

This seems surprising to me... at the very least undue weight. I even wonder whether the other websites which currently repeat this description may be examples of circular reporting.

Is there anyone who has seen the film and can comment? Andrewa ( talk) 11:05, 30 March 2018 (UTC) reply