(2006)

In February 2006, Andrew Denton travelled to Texas for the National Religious Broadcasters’ Convention, the annual shindig for every televangelist powerbroker and wannabe in America.
This documentary records what he found. By turns serious and comic, and sometimes a little disturbing, it examines the cutting edge of evangelical technology, the business of God, the America of the religious right, and what the inescapable truths of the Bible means for US foreign policy and the Middle East.

"Segues into a more chilling look at the connection between the religious right and US foreign policy and the Middle East. The importance of the separation of powers is questioned and subjects are asked if they believe that George W. Bush is God’s man of this time." -Sunday Times