Wildcat (2024)

Overview

Can provocative art hold divine purpose? Must suffering be a prerequisite for greatness? Is illness a hidden blessing? In 1950, the young writer Flannery O'Connor returns to her mother Regina's home in Georgia after receiving a lupus diagnosis at just twenty-four. Haunted by the same illness that claimed her father during her childhood, Flannery grapples with her health crisis while striving to establish herself as a significant literary voice. This tumultuous period ignites a passionate journey into her faith and creativity, as she confronts the complexities of suffering and artistry.