West Michigan

Overview

Seventeen-year-old Hannah feels adrift, battling the challenges of adolescence and acceptance. Just as she resigns herself to feeling out of place, her grandfather's health declines, prompting her and her brother, Charlie, to embark on a trip up Michigan's coastline to see him one last time. Their journey takes an unexpected detour when their car breaks down in a remote area, compelling Hannah to confront her identity and purpose in a moment of crisis. As she navigates this unexpected setback, the urgency of her quest for belonging intensifies.