In the summer of 1997, two 19 year old, working-class lovers set out from the Birmingham suburbs in a classic car. Their destination: the grave of Nick Drake, whose music has become a shared language between them and a comfort for their unacknowledged pain.

This journey, captured in memory and reimagined on screen, becomes a meditation on youth, longing, and the quiet power of music to shape identity and connection, where deeply hidden vulnerabilities can be shared.

Interwoven with this personal narrative are intimate audio interviews with artists from different generations who reflect on how Drake’s music shaped their lives and creative paths. Their insights echo and deepen the emotional terrain of the road trip, creating a layered portrait of influence, absence, and resonance.