As God inhabits Simon's body, he begins to alter the course of events in the lives of those around him. Simon, now embodying the power and knowledge of God, becomes a revered figure in the film industry and gains a cult following. However, his newfound abilities also lead to chaos and upheaval in his personal life and relationships.
Rachel grapples with her loyalty to Simon, torn between her love for her husband and the realization that he is no longer the man she once knew. As Simon continues to wield his divine influence, he faces moral dilemmas and struggles with the weight of his new responsibilities.
Meanwhile, a young actress named Juliette becomes entangled in Simon's orbit, drawn to his enigmatic presence and the aura of mystique surrounding him. As she becomes more involved in his life, Juliette must confront her own beliefs and desires, ultimately leading to a confrontation that will test the boundaries of faith and love.
Through a series of surreal and philosophical encounters, the characters in Oh, Woe Is Me explore the nature of spirituality, the complexities of human relationships, and the eternal quest for meaning in a chaotic world. As the film reaches its climax, it becomes clear that the true journey of self-discovery and enlightenment lies not in the hands of a deity, but within the hearts and souls of those who seek it.