The Big Kahuna

• Comedy
• Drama

Within the confined space of a hotel hospitality suite, “The Big Kahuna” unfolds as a deceptively simple, intensely dialog-driven study of faith, desperation, and the precarious nature of belief. Three salesmen, each wrestling with personal crises, attempt to close a deal with a pivotal client while simultaneously navigating philosophical and spiritual quandaries sparked by a mysterious air conditioning repairman and a series of uncanny coincidences. The film isn’t about *making* a sale, but about the salesmen's individual reckonings with mortality, the search for meaning in mundane existence, and the subtle but persistent questioning of whether chance encounters are anything but. It’s a uniquely comedic and unsettling examination of how easily faith can be manufactured, challenged, or simply desired in the face of uncertainty.