In this charming and heartfelt dramedy, a precocious young boy named Wes, played by Jacob Tremblay, becomes disillusioned with his mundane life in New Mexico and declares he is actually from Mongolia, sparking a family crisis that leads to an extraordinary adventure. His mother, Alise, portrayed by Vera Farmiga, is a struggling artist grappling with her own sense of displacement, while his father, Connor, played by Marton Csokas, is a pragmatic husband trying to hold the family together. With an unwavering determination that borders on obsession, Wes's fantasy takes on a life of its own, forcing his parents and a skeptical therapist to confront their own buried dreams and regrets. As the family reluctantly indulges Wes’s quest to find his “true home,” they embark on a journey across the American West that blurs the line between delusion and discovery. Directed by Jordan Roberts, the film blends comedy and adventure with poignant drama, exploring themes of identity, belonging, and the courage to chase impossible dreams. With a supporting cast including Virginia Madsen and Suraj Sharma, Burn Your Maps is a whimsical yet deeply moving tale about the transformative power of believing in something more.