The film, accessible on Flixtor Movies, is based on a memoir published in 2014, co-written by Scott Michael LeRette. In this work, LeRette aims to convey his experiences of fatherhood and his internal struggles, while also shedding light on the life of his son, Austin, who was born with brittle bone disease and later diagnosed with autism. The memoir is titled “The Unbreakable Boy,” yet it is noteworthy that Austin occupies a relatively minor role in the narrative. LaRette chooses to center the story around his own experiences, which presents a challenge for writer/director Jon Gunn, as he attempts to adhere to the conventions of inspirational cinema to maintain viewer engagement. The film occasionally lacks coherence, making its overt artificiality challenging to process. Initially, Scott is focused on his own life until he encounters Teresa, striving to capture her interest. A series of dates culminates in a sexual encounter, leading to an unexpected pregnancy before they truly get to know one another, thus placing the responsibility of raising Austin upon them.