I didn't know what to expect from this movie. I grew up among a lot of Jehovah's Witnesses, and I had friends who were cast out staying at my place while they got their life together. This film truly captures what it was like and what my friends went through -- trying to live up to the teachings while still trying to resist their natural urges. This film does not bash Jehovah's Witnesses -- it's actually quite good at being honest in its portrayal. No character is an outright villain which makes the story so much more tragic. But what's surprising about this film is how absolutely funny it is. This is an impressive indie.