Cracks in Black Gods

When Gabriel falls, wide cracks appear in the Adams family. Faith, his devastated sister, retreats from her beliefs, her conscience and her dysfunctional family in search of healing. Eventually, she runs to the only love she has ever known in her boyfriend Femi.

Femi, a first generation Nigerian, is forced to confront his own past traumas from his poor immigrant upbringing and reevaluates what it means to be a good man when his own family is shaken. The two young lovers orphan themselves from their families and journey through life's unanswered questions about loss, grief and holding hope while being pummeled by darkness.

Cracks in Black Gods takes a magnifying glass to the unfair injuries of the heart and reexamines our dependence on love, religion and belief.