In the aftermath of their father’s death, a fractured family grapples with long-buried truths and emotional wounds rooted in his obsession with the Oak Island treasure. Will, an aspiring archaeologist and Oak Island enthusiast, mourns his father while wrestling with the weight of the man’s unfulfilled dreams. His grief puts him at odds with his older brother, Drake, who resents their father’s relentless fixation and the rift it created within the family. As the brothers confront painful memories and navigate their strained relationship, their dynamic begins to shift, pushing them toward reconciliation.

Meanwhile, Grace, the family matriarch, finds comfort in sorting through her late husband’s belongings. Among them, she discovers a heartfelt letter he had written to Drake. This unexpected revelation prompts Drake to reexamine his bitterness, leading to a powerful moment of forgiveness. As the family delves into the mysteries of their shared past, their bond deepens, culminating in a gathering that honors their father’s legacy and opens the door to healing.

Set against a vibrant pop-folk score, the story explores themes of reconciliation, self-discovery, and forgiveness, ultimately guiding the characters toward deeper understanding and unity.