Shattered

Struggling with grief and doubt after his parents' death, Paul, an Anglican vicar, finds his faith and ability to minister deeply challenged. The passing of a prominent congregant leads him to connect with her atheist husband, John, who helps him begin to confront his uncertainties. Meanwhile, a new church member proposes a group to discuss death, presenting Paul with a chance for healing or further turmoil. The narrative explores themes of faith, loss, and the possibility of rebuilding lives fractured by death.