Trinity is an independent, sex-positive millennial working as a Dominatrix in Chicago. After an incident huffing a mysterious aerosol can, she finds herself with a newfound gift for speaking to the dead. Confused and more than a little curious about this strange turn of events, Trinity seeks the counsel of a colorful cast of characters, from priests and drag queens to a witch and more, all of whom teach her their unique spiritual practices. As she navigates life with this unexpected talent, she has to decide what's more important: her community and personal relationships or the allure of influence and fame.

Boasting an inclusive cast and crew comprised of diverse communities often neglected in mainstream cinema and approaching typically taboo subjects with verve and acceptance, Holy Trinity is a sometimes raunchy, always entertaining celebration of all that makes us different. In their feature film debut, writer, director and star Glamhag presents a vibrant and vivid portrait of friendship, spirituality and community, with more than a little glam sprinkled in along the way.

In May of 2020, a standoff between a small-town sheriff (Joaquin Phoenix) and mayor (Pedro Pascal) sparks a powder keg as neighbor is pitted against neighbor in Eddington, New Mexico.

Remember all of that anxiety, confusion, division, and mistrust that erupted when people were told to stay home from work or mask up at the grocery store? With Eddington, writer/director Ari Aster (Hereditary, Midsommar) shoves it all in a blender and hits puree. He’s made a film about divided communities, and he hopes in his own way to do the same to his audience.