A confused and paranoid man wakes up on the side of a city street with no recollection of his recent yesterdays, and desperately tries to make it back home to his apartment on the other side of town, while trying to fight of the evils of the ordinary world which he experiences through a drug induced PTSD.

A man finds himself lost, walking the empty streets of an unnamed city, with a fading mindscape. He has lost something, but what? It's got something to do with a writer that supposedly killed himself a couple of months back; It's got something to do with a Peter Stillman.

As summer turns into fall and fall turns to winter, two people with an unresolved connection quietly debate whether to reach out or move on, before winter turns to spring.

Three absurd, seemingly unrelated stories each tell a different tale about people processing grief, and about the people around to witness it.