In the delightfully absurd comedy Glass Saints, director Enrique Parra spins a whimsical tale of faith, fraud, and family. The story centers on two bumbling brothers, played by Will Workman and Nate Workman, who stumble upon a lucrative scheme when they discover that a local congregation will pay handsomely for a miracle. Desperate for a quick payday, they decide to fake a divine visitation, enlisting the help of a motley crew of misfits, including a skeptical friend portrayed by Van Marley and a mysterious woman named Calista. As their elaborate hoax gains traction, the brothers must juggle their growing list of lies while keeping the ever-suspicious local authorities at bay. Their plan, however, begins to unravel when Eric Steadman arrives as a true believer whose unwavering faith threatens to expose their deception. Brimming with sharp wit and physical humor, this short film explores the thin line between sincere belief and self-serving delusion. With its brisk fifteen-minute runtime, Enrique Parra crafts a tight, laugh-out-loud romp that questions just how far people will go for a miracle—or a dollar.