Falling Sky (2002 film)

Falling Sky is a 2002 independent drama film directed by Brian J. Johnson. The film stars Randy Irwin as Henry, a man struggling with depression and loss. The narrative follows Henry's journey as he attempts to cope with his grief and find meaning in his life after a personal tragedy.

The film explores themes of isolation, mental health, and the search for redemption. It is set in a rural environment, which contributes to the sense of solitude and introspection experienced by the main character. The plot unfolds through Henry's interactions with the few people in his life, including his estranged brother and a local bartender. Falling Sky received limited theatrical release and is primarily available on home video. Critical reception was mixed, with some praising the film's sensitive portrayal of grief and others criticizing its slow pacing and lack of narrative momentum.