Infinitely Polar Bear

Cameron Stuart, a man struggling with bipolar disorder, grapples with the day-to-day challenges of managing his mental health while trying to be a good father and husband. After a manic episode leads to the loss of his job and subsequent hospitalization, his wife Maggie decides to pursue an MBA in New York to improve the family’s financial situation. This decision requires Cameron to move into a small apartment in Boston with their two young daughters, Amelia and Faith. As Maggie embarks on her educational journey, Cameron must navigate the complexities of single parenthood while coping with his own mental health issues.

Despite his earnest efforts, Cameron’s unpredictable behavior and erratic parenting style often strain his relationship with Amelia and Faith. The girls, while initially frustrated, begin to understand and adapt to their father's unique way of managing life’s challenges. Cameron's candidness about his illness and devotion to his daughters help them develop a deepened sense of empathy and resilience. Balancing the responsibilities of parenting with the demands of self-care, Cameron’s journey highlights the interconnectedness of family support, personal growth, and the pursuit of stability amidst chaos.