In a small rural church, a peculiar priest named Ivan is tasked with rehabilitating a group of convicts on parole. Among them is Adam, a hardened neo-Nazi with a violent past. As Ivan tries to instill hope and faith in his unlikely congregation, he sets Adam a seemingly impossible task: to nurture an apple tree. Despite Adam's resistance and skepticism, he reluctantly takes on the challenge. As the seasons change, the bond between Ivan and Adam grows stronger, revealing unexpected layers of humanity within the ex-convict. However, dark secrets and personal demons threaten to unravel their progress. Through moments of humor, heartache, and redemption, "Adam's Apples" explores the complexities of faith, forgiveness, and the power of second chances. As the apple tree flourishes, so does the unlikely friendship between Ivan and Adam, leading to a poignant climax that will test their beliefs and resilience. Will Adam find solace in the simple act of tending to the tree, or will his past sins continue to haunt him? "Adam's Apples" is a thought-provoking tale of redemption and the enduring strength of the human spirit.