A self-destructive musician on the brink of irrelevance forms an unlikely creative bond with a principled church singer who refuses to be another casualty of his past. As their music gains attention, so do the forces pulling them apart—forcing both to confront ambition, belief, and the cost of becoming who they were meant to be.

After a devastating fall, an abrasive literature professor is forced to recover above a struggling café he owns, where a curious child, a determined café owner, and a ragtag writers’ group draw him out of isolation and into an unexpected second act of connection, purpose, and neighborhood renewal.

When a renowned music producer dies, his former assistant is left to untangle the rights to his most successful discovery—an artist the world has heard but never seen. What begins as routine legal cleanup turns into something far more unsettling: whether the voice was stolen, constructed, or never human to begin with.