He still lives at home with his mother, who is frustrated at Archie's single-minded focus on filmmaking, as she would rather he go out and meet a nice woman.

The two friends are given a chance to create their passion project, a musical on Indian farming techniques if they complete a film for an executive, who will allow them to use the same cast and crew.

Various issues pop up on and off set, which include an eccentric actor named Wolf and threats to the film executive from an extreme religious organization.

This frustrates Wolf, who tries to incorporate sex scenes from the original script, only to be rebuffed by Mona Lisa.

"[8][9] The Daily Times-Advocate was similarly critical, writing "I can't recall ever seeing a movie so unprofessionally written and executed or so embarrassingly played.