The film 'Things We Lost in the Fire' was released in theaters.
Brian, Audrey's husband, dies from a drug overdose, leaving Audrey and her children devastated.
Audrey invites Brian's best friend, Jerry, a recovering heroin addict, to live with her to help raise the children and support each other in grief.
Jerry moves into Audrey's house and begins adjusting to new routines with the family while working through his sobriety challenges.
Jerry actively participates in Alcoholics Anonymous meetings as part of his ongoing recovery process.
Tensions arise between Audrey and Jerry as they both struggle with grief and their complicated new family dynamics.
Jerry protects Audrey from a threatening situation, deepening their emotional connection.
Audrey and Jerry develop a closer bond, navigating feelings of grief, love, and support.
Jerry suffers a relapse in his sobriety, leading to emotional turmoil for the household.
After relapse, Jerry recommits to recovery and re-establishes his sobriety efforts.
Together, Audrey and Jerry find a sense of hope and healing amidst the lasting pain of loss.
