I Think God Is Mad At Me

Caterina Daniels is grappling with profound loneliness as her only family member, her grandfather, faces terminal cancer. In a moment of desperation, she prays in a hospital chapel, unknowingly drawing the attention of Martha, an older woman who becomes a pivotal friend in her life. As she leans on Martha for support, Martha introduces her son, Jackson, into the mix, leading to a rapid friendship between him and Caterina. This connection prompts the question of whether their relationship could evolve into something deeper amidst Caterina's challenges.