I've Got Issues is a darkly comedic film that follows the intersecting lives of several characters struggling with various forms of existential despair. The film is presented in a deadpan, satirical style that highlights the absurdity of the characters' struggles.
One of the main characters is Grant, a struggling writer who is dealing with writer's block and a failing marriage. He begins to confide in his new friend, Jim, a retired teacher who is grappling with his own sense of purpose now that he is retired.
Meanwhile, Jim's daughter, Lily, is dealing with a recent break-up and is trying to find her place in the world. She develops a relationship with Sam, a young man who is dealing with mental health issues and is struggling to connect with others.
As the characters navigate their various struggles, they come together in unexpected ways, leading to moments of both introspection and absurd humor. The film ultimately explores the human condition, examining themes such as love, loss, and the search for meaning in a chaotic world.