God Help Me

Molly (Crystal Taylor) is a pious woman whose sole aim is to lead a virtuous life. Her adolescent daughter, Juliet (Eliza Eves), however, is living a life filled with transgressions that has Molly worriedly praying for her lost soul. In her desperation to reach out to her defiant daughter, Molly finally calls upon her priest, Father Davis (Tommy Pistol), to try and counsel her.
Naturally, when Juliet finds herself alone with Father Davis, her irritation towards her mother for constantly interfering in her life reaches a boiling point. She is fed up with Molly's sanctimonious demeanor. Juliet's a young lady — what's the harm in being out there and relishing life? Discovering her own self? There's absolutely nothing WRONG with that! Even though Father Davis attempts to be understanding, it's evident that he's a benevolent individual like Molly, which means Juliet has no patience for him.
but as Father Davis attempts to soothe Juliet and guide her towards the righteous path, Juliet concocts a plan as she lasciviously scrutinizes him.
Juliet's going to make her mom cease her incessant nagging once and for all. and innocent Father Davis is going to assist her.