The Book of Clarence

A streetwise man drowning in debt sees an opportunity in the excitement surrounding a rising Messiah. Hoping to improve life for his family, he pretends to possess divine powers, but his scheme gradually forces him to confront belief, responsibility, and the possibility of redemption.

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You may enjoy this if you like bold biblical satire, strong performances, contemporary humor, and unconventional retellings; Not for you if you prefer straightforward comedy, traditional religious stories, or consistently focused storytelling.

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