Child of God

A troubled man's struggle for survival leads him to a life of isolation and brutality. Stripped of family and a stable home, he becomes increasingly disconnected from society. As he retreats into the wilderness, his humanity fades, and he succumbs to a life of crime and moral decay. His descent into darkness reveals the harrowing consequences of being cast out from the world, portraying a poignant exploration of alienation and the primal instincts that emerge in the absence of societal structure.