After being released from a mental institution, Ray struggles to adjust to life on the outside. He moves in with his brother Pete, who tries to help him find stability and routine. However, Ray's schizophrenia makes it difficult for him to keep a job or maintain relationships.
Despite his medication and therapy, Ray's condition worsens as he becomes increasingly paranoid and delusional. He starts hearing voices and seeing hallucinations, causing him to isolate himself from his brother and friends.
As Ray's mental health deteriorates, Pete is faced with the challenge of finding the right balance between helping his brother and protecting himself. Ultimately, the brothers must navigate the complexities of living with a mental illness and the impact it has on their relationship.
Throughout the film, Ray's struggles with his schizophrenia are portrayed with compassion and understanding, shedding light on the challenges faced by those living with mental illness. The movie captures the complexity of Ray's internal world and his fight to find peace and acceptance in a world that doesn't always understand his reality.