In the quiet, grief-stricken aftermath of a sudden tragedy, a young man travels to confront the past in Maris Curran's poignant drama. David Oyelowo stars as Sherwin, a man reeling from the loss of his wife, who makes a strained pilgrimage to rural Maine at the request of his estranged and ailing mother-in-law, Lucinda, portrayed with formidable intensity by Dianne Wiest. Thrust into a cold, unfamiliar landscape inside her remote home, these two wounded souls, each navigating their own profound sorrow and regret, are forced into an uneasy coexistence over five tense days. With support from a nuanced Rosie Perez as Lucinda's caretaker, the film delicately unpacks the complex layers of family, forgiveness, and the silent chasms that loss can create. A haunting and atmospheric character study, the story explores whether shared pain can build a bridge or merely deepen the divide, capturing the raw, quiet ache of mourning and the fragile possibility of human connection.