In stylistically European tradition, The Disciple takes us into the lives of four trans-cultural friends: Pete, an American mid-westerner; Jud, a Black European; and Lisa, a first generation Polish-New Yorker, who share a house in Los Angeles.Together with their South African friend Mary, the group is coaxed into temporarily escaping the complex lies they live and the façade of happiness when Michael, Jud’s ex-military cousin, comes to visit from London.However, as secrets are revealed and the deadly nature of Michael’s visit begins to emerge, the friends are soon forced to re-evaluate their lives and question who they really serve. Are they disciples to personal aspirations? Self interests? Or are they disciples to the dogmatic forces in their lives that they have always been too afraid to confront
