Good and Happy Child

George Davies Has a Problem He Can't Bring Himself to Hold His Newborn Son. Desperate to Save His Dwindling Marriage and Redeem Himself As a Father and Husband, George Visits a Therapist and Begins to Delve Into the Childhood Memories That May Be the Root of His Issues. Ten-Year-Old George, in the Wake of His Father's Harrowing and Unexpected Death, is Experiencing Ominous Visions - Some Friendly, Others Outright Terrifying. Unable to Control Those Visions, George Starts to Display Erratic Behaviour and Eventually Becomes Violent. When a Mysterious Murder is Ultimately Revealed, the Stakes Are Suddenly Much Higher for Him and His Family. Are the Visions Just the Product of a Grief-Stricken Child's Overactive Imagination? Symptoms of Mental Illness? or is Ten-Year-Old George Possessed by a Darker, More Malevolent Force?