Pray TV (1980)
A struggling TV station undergoes a dramatic transformation when a charismatic TV evangelist takes over. Under his leadership, the network pivots to producing religious content, which cleverly masks its true purpose: a relentless push for merchandise sales. As profits soar, the line between genuine faith and commercialism blurs, raising questions about the ethics of exploiting spirituality for financial gain. The story unfolds with humor and satire, critiquing the intersection of faith and capitalism in the broadcasting world.
