The Lazarus Child

Struggling with a troubled marriage and a pressured business, Jack and Alison Heywood face every parent's worst nightmare when their two children are involved in a horrific road accident. Seven-year-old Frankie falls into a coma, while her older brother, Ben, is left severely traumatized. After three months, Frankie is merely the coma case in room four, fifth floor, and her prolonged existence may be harming Ben, who is retreating into his own emotional turmoil. Just as hope begins to fade, they learn of an experimental clinic in America run by neurologist Elizabeth Chase, who understands the darkness of being trapped in a comatose state. However, her high-pressure work pushes the boundaries of accepted medical practice and faces scrutiny from the law, media, and medical community. As the Heywoods arrive at the clinic, they confront these challenges while their children linger in uncharted subconscious territories. Ultimately, only a supreme act of sacrifice can guide them back. This profound and powerful narrative explores themes of hope, despair, redemption, and resurrection, celebrating human endeavor and healing in a compelling and unforgettable way.