Hank Moody, the main character of the cult TV series “Californication” performed by David Duchovny, is a famous writer who has not come out of a writer’s block since his novel “God Hates Us All” became a bestseller and was filmed under the title “This Crazy Thing called love." His ex-girlfriend Karen leaves behind him a twelve-year-old daughter, Becca, and until he reunites with them, he drinks everything that burns and loves everything that moves. The novel “God Hates Us All,” as if it came from the pen of Bret Easton Ellis or the young Charles Bukowski, tells about the adventures and heartbreaks of a dropout student who by chance becomes a successful drug dealer, begins to move in bohemian circles and even settles in New York's Chelsea Hotel, the legendary retreat of Leonard Cohen and Janis Joplin, Allen Ginsberg and Charles Bukowski.