A young, rural marriage grows close to the brink of collapse when husband, Eddie Farnim, begins to question whether or not he can give his wife the child she yearns to have.

Sinner Come Home offers a bold examination of the perils of rural life, absent populist mythologizing or condescension. Insightfully and without judgment, Eckard perceives the poison in the sheer boredom and dissatisfaction of a small-town existence. -- Andrew Wyatt, Gateway Cinephile