Let There Be Light

In a world where public opinion is amplified by relentless media buzz, Dr. Sol Harkens thrives as a charismatic atheist scholar, unafraid to clash with religious voices in heated debates. His confidence stems from a career built on controversy and a reputation for challenging faith‑based arguments with scientific rigor. The film opens amid the electric atmosphere of a book‑launch party, where Sol’s sharp wit and defiant stance draw both admirers and critics, establishing a tone that balances intellectual provocation with a lingering undercurrent of personal unease.

Beyond the lecture halls, Sol’s life is a tangle of high‑profile events, a demanding publicist, and strained personal relationships. A lingering tension with his former wife, Katy Harkens, and the unresolved grief over their lost son linger like shadows in his otherwise flamboyant existence. As he navigates late‑night drinks and the allure of fame, a sense of disconnection grows, hinting at an inner conflict between his public persona and the quieter, unanswered questions that follow him home.

When a sudden accident thrusts Sol into a fleeting brush with death, the experience ignites a profound internal shift. The encounter forces him to confront the divide between empirical explanation and something far more ineffable, opening a space for doubt, wonder, and the possibility of redemption. As he grapples with the aftermath, the film’s tone softens into reflective contemplation, suggesting that the true journey may lie not in the outcome of any single choice, but in the gradual reshaping of belief, purpose, and the connections that bind us.

Last Updated: October 05, 2025 at 16:52