Cult Director Trent Harris Returns With LUNA MESA

Obsessive fans of Crispin Glover likely need no introduction to Trent Harris, a director responsible for some of Glover's most notoriously odd moments. Rubin And Ed, a film in which Glover and Howard Hesseman wander the desert trying to bury a frozen cat? That was Harris. Glover's bit as Groovin' Gary - a part also played by Sean Penn - in The Beaver Trilogy? Also Harris. And now Harris is back with a new feature: Luna Mesa.

Luna, a young beauty has a fling with and older man then she finds him dead in a hotel room in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.  She also discovers his notebook filled with cryptic messages.  The book leads her to Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Mexico, and beyond as she tries to discover why is he dead.  Finally Luna finds a run down café five miles from nowhere called Luna Mesa owned by a mystical goat farmer.  He sets Luna on a new journey, one that will connect her heart with the divine.

Question: Is the farmer mystical or are his goats? Perhaps the answer lies in the trailer below.