The Book Against God

Struggling with an unfinished Ph.D. and a crumbling marriage, Thomas Bunting channels his frustrations into writing an ambitious atheistic manuscript. His discontent is fueled by his parents' devout faith, particularly his father's role as a parish priest. When his father falls ill, Bunting returns to his childhood village, hoping for an opportunity to confront his family's beliefs and reassess his life. However, this visit quickly shatters his expectations, leading to deeper conflicts and revelations.