Sincerely, Faith and Other Stories

Sincerely, Faith and Other Stories gazes into the lives of four individuals as their lives reach a disruptive change, for better or worse. Good and bad are not so easily defined in these tales of lonely lives and grief. "A Father's Love," tells the story of new father, Carver, in the midst of a mental breakdown. This story serves as a harsh reminder that life can take as much joy as it gives, and grief looks different for everyone. Follow the all-too-serious Parker Henderson in "Golden Child" when their mother, the mayor, asks them to return a lost watch to an unknown owner. With a mind to please and their family's reputation to uphold, Parker will do anything to make their mother proud. In "Sincerely, Faith," a teenager named Faith writes yearly letters to God during her summers at bible camp, documenting her hopes, fears, and memories. But when she discovers a piece of herself that doesn't align with her beliefs, she must question everything she knows to decide what's worth holding onto. Her morals or her identity. "The Value of a Name" is an eerie take on the 20th-century sitcom that follows an ordinary housewife as she gains sentience in the middle of an episode. Desperately trapped in a life she doesn't want, she must be willing to do anything to see herself free.