When his estranged hippie mother Honey passes away, Leif, a laid-back musician played by Jake Johnson, learns he stands to inherit her picturesque Yosemite cabin under one unusual condition. In a final message left behind by Susan Sarandon, Honey presents her son with a list of tasks designed to help him finally grow up and confront the unresolved pain of their relationship. With his loyal dog Nora by his side, Leif reluctantly embarks on this quirky journey of self-discovery in the wilderness, guided by his mother’s eccentric posthumous advice and occasionally haunted by her free-spirited memory. Directed by Trent O'Donnell, this heartfelt comedy-drama blends gentle humor with genuine emotion, exploring themes of forgiveness, maturity, and the complicated bonds of family. As Leif navigates the challenges, including unexpected encounters with figures from his mother’s past like her friend Carl, portrayed by J.K. Simmons, he begins to question the direction of his own life and what it truly means to come to terms with the past.