Cabin Fever

Years after an accident that killed his wife Diane and split his family apart, Gabriel has left everything and settled into a distant life of self-isolation in a secluded cabin. Occupied by broken thoughts, physical respiratory sickness, and delusional episodes, his clock is running out quickly. Haunted by the few repeating memories he has of Diane, his writing helps him stay grounded and eventually pass on his legacy to his daughter. After weeks of searching and finding Gabriel in his new state of being, Abigail now seeks self-acceptance in religious judgment from a local priest of the town in which she was raised, Father Noah. Their conversation helps her accept her recent decisions as she realizes the importance of her little time spent with her father.