Latter Day Jew

Latter Day Jew follows the story of H. Alan Scott, a gay former Mormon who converts to Judaism. At 34 years old, he embarks on a personal journey to explore his spiritual identity while preparing for his Bar Mitzvah. The film highlights Scott's experiences as a writer-comedian and cancer survivor, offering a candid look at his life and transformation.

As a documentary, Latter Day Jew captures the nuances of faith, sexuality, and personal growth. It resonates with viewers interested in themes of self-discovery and the intersections of different cultural backgrounds. The film invites reflection on what it means to find one's place in the world, making it a significant entry in contemporary documentary cinema.