In the sun-bleached sprawl of Los Angeles, a man named Rodney finds his life spiraling down the drain, forced to live out of his car in a supermarket parking lot. His path collides with that of June, a sharp but deeply unhappy woman portrayed by Katherine Cortez, who is struggling with her own stifling suburban existence. Thrown together by a bizarre accident, this unlikely pair forms a chaotic and reluctant partnership, with Rodney played by Steve Olson navigating his newfound homelessness while June grapples with her crumbling marriage to a man, Tim Bagley, who is more interested in his fish than his wife. This dramedy from director Michael A. MacRae explores the messy search for connection and a fresh start, finding humor and heart in the most unexpected places. As their worlds intertwine with a colorful cast including a sympathetic security guard Quinton Aaron and June’s free-spirited sister Katrina Bowden, Rodney and June embark on a journey that challenges their perspectives on failure, family, and what it truly means to have a home.