A Few Dollars More

Ulysses' car breaks down late at night in the Avenues of Harare, he appears to be in familiar territory, while trying to get help he starts to panic and reflects on the past as he fights to leave.

James, a disgraced preacher exiled after a city scandal, is assigned to build a new church in a distant rural community. However, the land bought by the church is occupied by Chirongoma, a revered traditional healer. As a fierce rivalry breaks out between James and Chirongoma over the land, God Sleeps on Sundays presents a timely critique on the imperialist nature of religion in displacing Indigenous communities and eroding ancestral traditions.