Review
Dad was always there for us... Ray, (Brian Young) a cab driver, views the world to be as lost as the passengers he picks up. Contact with his brother, Dr. Tom McCormack (Peter Neil Lincoln) and father is non-existent. Except for his friendship with May (Virginia Spray), the elderly owner of the hotel where he lives, he is content just being left alone. Ray's only passion is his love of art. Tom's world takes a turn when he finds out that his father is dying of cancer. In an effort to bring the family together before his fathers impending death, Tom decides to reach out to Ray who was always the "black sheep" of the family. Isabel, a young woman from Chile (Gladis Jimenez), moves in down the hall and in doing so becomes a part of Ray's world. In a chance meeting during a cab ride, Ray is introduced to the Rev. John Santos (David Povall), a family counselor. Ray's only hope to heal the wounds of his past and his fears of a lonely future are to confront his demons. He must find the courage to put aside his pre-conceived notions of religion, fatherhood and love, to start living his life again. |
