Matthew Fahey

A beloved football player in the early 1990s seems like the boy next door, but has a harrowing secret that pulls him into self-medicated freefall.

Benjamin Bernard has always wanted to be the favorite son, but his brother Luke is loved more—or so he perceives. He might perceive this because Luke is a soccer player, and that's his father, Danie's, favorite sport. To cope with his anger and resentment, Benjamin became a mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter. The two grown brothers are on a date with their girlfriends, Ashley and Rebecca, when a tragic car accident takes place, resulting in a fatality and leaving Luke battling for his life. The brothers must now fight not only for Luke's life but for their relationship with each other, their friends, family and God. One brother is healed physically; the other is transformed spiritually. In this family dynamic, they experience love, forgiveness, loss, healed relationships, and ultimately the realization that we are all God's favorite.

A boy who went missing for 11 years appears to have returned to his family, but his dark behavior forces his distraught mother to turn to a DNA test.

When her son leaves for college, ordinary mom (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) plans the romantic trip of a lifetime to France with her husband. But Paris doesn't turn out to be quite what she pictured.