A family of religious conservatives from North Carolina get into a near fatal car crash on their way to church which leaves the daughter with a leg injury and the mother, the father and the son in a collective coma where they meet Jesus who removes their shame.
When they awaken, they are free of all of their sexual repression and inhibitions which leads to the mother and father rediscovering their sex life and their hunky football playing son realizing that he's gay and really coming to terms with it in the locker room. Of course, the unenlightened daughter and the rest of their repressed community aren't exactly thrilled with their newfound sexual liberation which leads to many conflicts and a shocking conclusion.
Rated R for strong sexual content including a scene of aberrant intimacy, graphic nudity, frank dialogue and some language.
When they awaken, they are free of all of their sexual repression and inhibitions which leads to the mother and father rediscovering their sex life and their hunky football playing son realizing that he's gay and really coming to terms with it in the locker room. Of course, the unenlightened daughter and the rest of their repressed community aren't exactly thrilled with their newfound sexual liberation which leads to many conflicts and a shocking conclusion.
Rated R for strong sexual content including a scene of aberrant intimacy, graphic nudity, frank dialogue and some language.
