In a small town in the southern United States, the life of a traumatized man changes drastically when his wife abandons him. Rhett, a former blues guitarist, finds himself alone and lost in the midst of his pain and frustration. One day, while trying to cope with his emotional void, he rescues a young woman, Rae, who has been abused and is in a desperate situation. Rae is a woman whose life is marked by promiscuity and self-destruction, trapped in a cycle of toxic relationships that have led her to a state of unease.
Rhett decides to take Rae to his home, and realizing that she is deeply wounded, he makes the decision to help her find her way. However, his approach will be very unconventional. As they both share their traumas, Rhett tries to heal Rae's soul, binding her to his home in the hope of freeing her from her inner demons. Their relationship becomes a crucible of emotions and redemption, where love and despair collide explosively.
The film develops themes of emotional enslavement, redemption, and the liberating power of music, all set against a somber backdrop that invites reflection. With memorable performances and a captivating soundtrack, this story becomes a powerful exploration of the internal struggle for personal freedom and the quest for genuine connection amid chaos.