If you think you will get ANY satisfying answers, you are sadly mistaken. In this attempt to portray the Christian view, the writers failed on every level. God and the interviewer Paul cannot connect verbally. The chopped dialogue is irritating. Their goals are incompatible and we suffer through the process. Attempts at humour (..at one moment, God does a pathetic impression of a Jewish rabbi to try to make a point.. ) miss the mark EVERY time. The whole film is aimed at sub-intellectual minds with no capacity for critical thinking. If you have any curiosity to know more about the mysteries of Christianity, you will feel cheated and even insulted.
It's not as if some great questions are not mentioned...they are, but in EVERY case, the answer is sidestepped with vague terminology or a non-sequitur. Incredibly, the interviewer never references ANY of the widely disputed basic biblical discrepancies such as how God made light on the 1st day, but God didn't make the sun until the 4th day (Genesis). Might have been interesting to hear the creative explanation from the creator himself. But no. So what does God want to talk about?
Not much actually. Apparently God's main mission in this set of interviews is to counsel Paul the interviewer, with cryptic responses to any deeper questions. Could this merely be a version of Psalm 32:8 put on film? Nah, don't think so.
It's just a light weight film with no redeeming qualities. Avoid.