A female decendant of Christ and two unlikely prophets are called upon by Rufus, an unknown 13th apostle, to stop two angels, that were cast out of heaven, from unknowingly erasing all of God's work by restoring their souls by entering a new church. Restoring ones soul by entering a new church is a part of the Catholic Dogma, and by restoring their souls the angels could reenter heaven thus revealing there is a loophole to return to heaven. This would prove God was not perfect and upon proving this all of God's work would immediately be erased.

Smith is known for his razor sharp scripts, and this promises to be his best work. The casting is tremnedous, boasting such "indie" names as Fiorentino and Lee, as well as heavy hitters like Affleck and Damon. Damon hasn't really built on his brilliant success with Good Will Hunting, but this movie and The Talented Mr Ripley should pull in audiences. One thing going against this film is the sheer negative publicity about the film, concerning the immense blasphemy the film portrays. This could endanger its box office prospects.