Wildcat

Flannery O'Connor's life was a feverish exploration of belief as she struggled to publish her first novel in 1950s America. The young Southern writer and faithful Catholic finds herself torn between her art and her faith, with her diagnosis of lupus serving as a catalyst for both suffering and creation. As she navigates the complexities of her illness and her writing, O'Connor must confront her own internal struggles and seek guidance from those around her.