In this intriguing film, we delve into the life of Ruth Barron, a young Australian who, after a spiritual journey to India, is profoundly transformed by her experiences with a charismatic guru. Upon her return home, her family becomes concerned about her radical change in values and the disconnection she has developed from her previous life.
Her brother decides to take action, and with the help of a cult expert, they devise a plan to "rescue" her from this new identity. In a mix of humor and drama, Ruth finds herself caught between the fervor of her spirituality and her family's attempts to bring her back to reality. When the expert, a cynical and somewhat manipulative guy, starts to play the romantic with her, a challenging psychological battle ensues.
The tension between the sacred and the profane intensifies as Ruth tries to find her own path. Through intense conversations and emotionally charged moments, the line between liberation and enslavement blurs, reflecting the internal struggles of each character. With a bittersweet tone and sharp humor, the story prompts us to question our own beliefs and the quest for authenticity in a world that often feels superficial. In the end, Ruth must decide whether to stay in her new spiritual world or return to her former life, leaving everyone pondering the nature of faith and freedom.