This weekend, Murray State's Cinema International features the 2015 Belgian film "Brand New Testament." The dark comedy portrays God as a reclusive cynical writer living in a Brussels high rise with his daughter. She determines that her dad is doing a less-than-good job and decides to change the world's status quo with a "new" New Testament. Todd Hatton speaks with Cinema International director Dr. Therese St. Paul, Professor Robert Fritz of MSU's Global Languages Department, and Dr. Eleanor Rivera of Murray State's Department of History about "Brand New Testament."