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A young man named Adán, who believes he is the reincarnation of Christ, embarks on a surreal journey with his mother and her two lovers. They seek to find a legendary city of enlightenment, encountering bizarre characters and facing spiritual trials along the way. The film blends elements of dark comedy, psychological drama, and Jodorowsky's signature avant-garde style.

This film received a mixed to positive reception, praised for its distinctive visual style and the director's fearless artistic vision, though some critics found its narrative obscure and its themes challenging. It's often seen as a continuation of Jodorowsky's autobiographical and spiritual explorations.

• Visually striking and thematically dense, typical of Jodorowsky's work.

• A deeply personal and surreal exploration of spirituality and family.

• Can be challenging and provocative, not for all audiences.

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The film draws heavily on Alejandro Jodorowsky's own childhood and his complex relationship with his family, particularly his mother.