God has become human. After initial doubts about his authenticity, the unassuming man becomes an overnight media sensation, ruthlessly scrutinized by scientists and philosophers. However, God's arrival on Earth has one primary effect: God becomes the universal scapegoat, blamed for the misfortunes in the world. Soon, the Almighty finds himself in the dock, and a spectacular trial aims to address the ultimate question: Is there a God? Marc-Antoine Mathieu presents this grotesque portrayal of the existential questions of ontology and theodicy, which have troubled humanity since time immemorial, with a sober and ironically distanced approach.