They Stole My Car

Henry Otis suffers feelings of insecurity and ineptitude brought on by the cold demands of a cynical father and the mean taunts of a grandly accomplished older brother. He takes solace in his preternatural ability to make real world events happen by pure force of will, but later becomes convinced that his wife's miscarriage, the violent deaths of his mother and then of his best friend are his fault. To escape the crush of his life, he goes on the lam, winds up in Mexico where destiny assigns him the sacred task of rescuing a holy golden cross from evil forces bent on casting the entire world in darkness. Possibly Henry Otis is crazy, but he'd say it's hard to tell once you get rolling.