The Lutheran Church runs Toby Ambohimahazo, a remote exorcism center near Antsirabe, Madagascar. In this area, people believe that mental illness is a form of spirit possession.

Pierre, a man imprisoned for smoking weed, lives at the center with about 200 others deemed "possessed". Rivo, the lead exorcist, holds daily religious rituals to save people through Jesus.

The documentary gradually reveals repetitive routines as a reflection of institutional control. These rituals highlight the spiritual intensity that sustains the community, but also the quiet suffering of the people inside. The story of healing through faith shifts when Pierre is abused and mentally harmed, while Rivo desperately searches for a real case of possession.

"Empty Church" is an examination of a spiritual system created for vulnerable lives, raising questions about faith, power and human rights.

The experimental documentary explores the growing divide between humans and nature, creating a space on a volcanic island that enters into a symbiotic relationship with Neptune, the most distant planet in our solar system.

Madagascar's forests are threatened. Almost everyone is using wood for daily cooking, manufacturing furniture and house construction. 40 percent of the forest cover disappeared in the last 60 years.

An exorcist in Madagascar is looking for possessed patients in his institution while talking to mental ill people held in chains.