In the quiet, sun-drenched hills of rural Portugal, a chance encounter forces two strangers to confront the weight of their pasts. Simon Pegg stars as Sam, a reserved Englishman on a solitary pilgrimage to scatter his late father’s ashes, a journey meant to provide closure but instead unearths buried grief. He crosses paths with Luna, played with raw intensity by Sofia Boutella, a fiercely independent woman fleeing a traumatic event that has left her untethered. As they travel together through the winding backroads and forgotten villages, their fragile connection is tested by the heavy secrets they each carry. Directed by Jamie Adams, this intimate drama weaves a meditative and melancholic tone, exploring how the physical objects we hold onto—a photograph, a letter, a worn-out coat—become vessels for memory and regret. With a supporting turn from Charlotte Gainsbourg as a wise local innkeeper, the film gently peels back layers of vulnerability and resilience, asking what it truly means to let go when the only thing you can take with you is yourself.