At just 22 years old, Sean stands at a crossroads. Growing up in Belfast, shaken by the economic crisis, amidst unemployment, bleakness, and the lingering aftermath of the Northern Ireland conflicts, his dream of becoming a writer seems completely unattainable. Instead, he finds himself trapped in a vicious cycle of parties and drugs—until he knocks a young man down in a drunken stupor and ends up in court. Only then does he find the strength to reorganize his life. How did he become the person he is, yet feels so foreign to him? An open-hearted, equally rough and tender exploration of self, deeply moving in its vulnerability.