On the south coast of England, his dad Lawrence throws himself into a series of obscure diversion tactics. From growing cannabis in his spare room, to relinquishing his lifelong atheism and attending a local synagogue; he begins to transform his identity for good.

His mum, a community nurse who spends her time caring for dying patients, can’t cope with the idea of living through the death of her son and must find a way to reconnect with Kit before time runs out.

Following Kit’s efforts to make the most of the humorous camaraderie he shares with his dad, whilst he rebuilds a distant relationship with his mum, the film is a painful, funny and complex journey towards acceptance. It’s a powerful portrait of a dysfunctional family battling with issues of spirituality, kinship and death, whilst proving that humour & love always prevail.