So far, very few plot details about "Praise This" are available beyond a brief logline. Universal hasn't shared any glimpses of the film in the form of set photos or a teaser trailer. It's also possible that Gordon's script isn't finished yet, so even the film's director might not know the full answer to this question.
All we know about "Praise This" right now is that it's a comedy set in the competitive world of youth choirs. It's not clear whether the movie's focus will be on the children who participate in the choir, the adults who run it, or some combination of both.
Based on Gordon's previous work, it will likely be a bit of everything. Her last film, "Little," was another collaboration with producer Will Packer. It starred Marsai Martin as a tech executive who gets trapped in the body of her 13-year-old self. That project required Gordon to cater to both adults and teens. "There are things that were left on the cutting room floor that are absolutely hilarious, but they might make a mother going with her daughter uncomfortable," Gordon explained to Collider. "There are things that are just super sweet, that may just be too kid-like and would lose the parents. You just have to keep experimenting until you find the balance that can be a little edgy, a little fun, and a wink to the parents, and the kids are potentially enjoying a totally different movie, within the same movie."
Hopefully, that balance is easy for Gordon to find in "Praise This" once she takes her seat in the director's chair.
