No Vacancies
A comedy about the end of times seen from inside heavenly bureaucracy: it's almost Christmas and Heaven is about to run out of vacancies. To save the department, Archangel Gabriel mistakenly recruits an atheist coach and, with a playboy Jesus, negotiates space until instituting reincarnation. Written by Biá Lopse.
About the project
No Vacancies is a comedy about the end of times seen from inside heavenly bureaucracy. It’s almost Christmas and Heaven — a public agency with a 1980s look — is about to run out of vacancies. To save the institution, the effeminate Archangel Gabriel accidentally recruits Lilian, an atheist coach devoted to the law of attraction and, alongside a playboy Jesus in an existential crisis, sets out to negotiate space with Limbo, Purgatory and Hell — until reaching the most improbable solution: instituting reincarnation as a new dogma.
Written by Biá Lopse, the project is an institutional satire of queer sensibility that laughs at sacred bureaucracy — not at faith — and bets on auteur comedy as a form of popular connection. It is in the screenplay-development stage, produced by Pupilo in Curitiba.
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