Holy Scam

Holy Scam is a 1995 British satirical comedy film directed and co-written by Moshi Kawara. The film is about an unemployed middle aged man who decides to form a spiritual movement in hopes of getting publicity all while swindling investors.

The film was loosely inspired by the activities of the Aum Shinrikyo cult in Japan. Due to the group's stance on criticism, Kawara went around this by reshuffling the setting to England to avoid potential attacks, the film was released 8 months after the Tokyo subway sarin attack which the group commited.

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Home Media

 * 1996 New Line Home Video VHS (distributed by Turner Home Entertainment)
 * 1996 Image Entertainment Laserdisc (under license from New Line)
 * 2000 Warner Home Video DVD
 * 2011 Warner Archive DVD