Synopsis/Details
Daniel has spent years surviving rather than living.
When his fourteen-year-old son Noah suddenly reappears in his life, the two begin reconnecting through fishing trips, baseball games, late-night diners, and a forgotten bucket list from Noah's childhood.
But as Noah begins losing pieces of his memory—and Daniel struggles to understand why—small cracks start to appear in their seemingly ordinary days together.
As father and son revisit the moments that shaped their lives, they discover that memory is not always a record of the past. Sometimes it is a bridge between love and loss.
A deeply emotional drama about grief, acceptance, and the invisible connections that remain long after goodbye.
All Accolades & Coverage
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Story & Logistics
Story Type:
Rite of Passage
Story Situation:
Loss of loved ones
Story Conclusion:
Bitter-sweet
Linear Structure:
Linear
Moral Affections:
Approbation
Cast Size:
Couple
Locations:
Few
Special Effects:
Minor cgi
Characters
Lead Role Ages:
Male Adult, Male Teenager
Hero Type:
Ordinary
Stock Character Types:
Boy next door, Everyman
Advanced
Adaption:
Based on True Events
Life Topics:
Childhood
Time Period:
Contemporary times
Illness Topics:
Physical
Relationship Topics:
Bonding, Child
Writer Style:
Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor
