In this hauntingly intimate drama directed by Vida Skerk, a woman named Grace, portrayed by Pippa Winslow, finds herself grappling with the aftermath of a devastating personal loss that has left her emotionally stranded. As she navigates the quiet, desolate landscape of her small town, Grace encounters a series of strangers, including a mysterious neighbor played by Lucia Luque Akrap and a troubled youth brought to life by Bailey Brook, each bearing their own hidden griefs. The central conflict unfolds as Grace must confront the painful memories that anchor her to the past while seeking a fragile connection with those around her. With a tone that blends melancholy with glimmers of hope, the film explores themes of resilience and the quiet strength found in human solidarity. David Mildon and Lianne Harvey deliver poignant supporting performances, as the narrative gently probes whether those left behind can ever truly stand again.