In a world where faith is a fading signal, a disillusioned televangelist finds his life and beliefs short-circuited by a mysterious power outage. Directed by Lee Gun-hee, Electric God follows the charismatic yet hollow Reverend Elias, whose lucrative ministry is built on spectacle rather than substance. When a city-wide blackout silences his broadcasts and scatters his congregation, he is forced into a stark confrontation with his own emptiness. This atmospheric drama charts his journey through the darkened streets, where chance encounters with strangers—including a skeptical engineer and a grieving mother—challenge the very foundation of his manufactured divinity. As Elias navigates this new landscape of quiet desperation, the film explores profound questions of authenticity, connection, and where one finds light when all the artificial power is gone.