In the quiet, sun-dappled world of an English country estate, a grieving young man named Sam, portrayed by William Miller, seeks refuge from a profound personal tragedy. He finds unexpected solace in the meticulous art of gardening under the stern but knowledgeable tutelage of the head gardener, played by Radha Mitchell. As Sam immerses himself in the rhythms of the earth, a fragile connection begins to grow between the two wounded souls, offering a tentative path toward healing. This atmospheric drama from writer-director Dabney Day explores the silent language of growth and decay, where the cultivation of a garden becomes a poignant metaphor for mending a broken spirit. Featuring supporting performances from Ellen David and David Andrews, the film unfolds with a gentle, contemplative pace, inviting viewers into a story where the deepest truths are often buried just beneath the surface, waiting for the right conditions to bloom.