Ordinary People

Beth, Calvin, and their remaining son Conrad navigate life's complexities following the tragic loss of another child in their family. Conrad, consumed by grief and internal conflict, struggles with guilt and even attempts suicide. To help him cope, Conrad starts therapy and slowly tries to find a path toward healing. However, Beth, who had always favored their deceased son, finds it difficult to be supportive to her surviving child, further straining their relationship. Caught between the emotional turmoil of his grieving mother and distressed brother, Calvin works tirelessly to maintain family harmony and stability amidst overwhelming challenges. This poignant story delves into themes of grief, guilt, love, and forgiveness while exploring the intricate dynamics within a family trying to rebuild after tragedy.