A director brings to life a theatrical work originally penned in 2002, exploring a mother’s struggle to cope with the aftermath of her son’s tragic act of violence against his high school peers. The mother, portrayed by Judy Greer, drifts through her days in a fog of grief and rage, unable to release her deep-seated anger. Meanwhile, her husband, played by Alexander Skarsgård, seeks comfort at a nearby church, but she finds it difficult to embrace faith as a source of healing despite her pastor’s encouragement to confront her pain by engaging with the mothers of the victims. As she contemplates whether such an encounter might help her and her community find peace, the story prompts audiences to consider the ripple effects that such devastating acts of violence can create, highlighting the fragile emotional bonds and lingering trauma within a shattered community.