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In Toronto, lively music, complex textiles, and vibrant colors paint an improbable love story when Badi and Sharon, two young students from divided Persian communities, accidentally fall in love.

In 1970's rural Canada, a dishevelled man revisits the forest where he was forced into adulthood at the age of eleven. The man must come to terms with the guilt of his past as his memories stagger between the image of his father's rifle, the disintegration of his family and the disappearance of his younger brother. At its core, this is a story about "Innocence Lost" and how tragedy and uncontrollable circumstances can thrust a child into adulthood. The film is written by Cameron Veitch and Faran Moradi; based off of a short story titled "The Key".