God Is Dead is a family drama that calls into question the excesses of Western consumption, and advocates for a less capitalist world; think The Cherry Orchard meets Succession meets Sarah Kane.

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Four privileged siblings gather in the luxury of their family home to mark the anniversary of their parents’ death. Meanwhile the world outside of their estate burns, as people fight for the most basic resources to survive. Unexpectedly, a fifth sibling who left the confines of The Family years earlier returns and  his reappearance unearths a series of long buried family secrets. But the clock is ticking and decisions have to be made urgently, as everything The Family has built is about to be destroyed.

 

It is a way to reflect on how western societies live in a materialistic comfort to the detriment of others. It's also a call for sobriety in our lifestyle at a time when natural resources are about to collapse.