JesusCat (or How I Accidentally Joined a Cult)

Director A.J. Edwards sets out to make a documentary about the bizarre story of JesusCat, a supposed messianic figure who gained a following through an online forum. His investigation takes an unexpected turn as he finds himself increasingly drawn into the world and beliefs of the group, blurring the lines between filmmaker and participant. The film explores themes of belief, community, and the power of online influence.

The film received mixed to positive reviews, with many critics praising its unique premise and Edwards' personal journey into the subject matter. Some found the narrative a bit meandering, but generally, it was seen as an interesting and unconventional look at modern belief systems and online communities.

• Praised for its original and intriguing subject matter.
• Noted for the director's personal involvement and exploration of belief.
• Some found the pacing uneven or the narrative structure to be somewhat unfocused.

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The film's unique title comes from the online persona of the central figure the documentary investigates, who used the username 'JesusCat' on a forum.