In 1979, Monty Python sparked a debate about the boundaries of comedy when their film Life of Brian was set to be released in America first due to its perceived blasphemous nature. This fantastical re-imagining follows the tumultuous lead-up to the film's UK release, from the Pythons' meetings with distributors to the infamous televised debate on Friday Night, Saturday Morning. With a talented cast, including Stephen Fry as God and Rufus Jones as both Terry Jones and Palin's doppelganger wife, this "Pythonesque" drama is a sidesplitting exploration of free speech, faith, and the power of comedy.
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