Three siblings reunite at their grandfather’s funeral only to learn he left them the family farm—on one condition: they must all live there. Ted, Jim, and Rosa confront their diverging lives and shared past as they decide whether to give up everything to preserve their childhood home.
Ted, who stayed on the farm, faces resistance from his siblings, Rosa and Jim, who built lives elsewhere. Rosa, a single mother, worries about uprooting her son Ryan, while Jim is tied to his business. Despite their initial refusal, Ted tries to rekindle their bond through shared memories, like playing music and teaching Ryan about farm life.
Their decision takes a turn when Rosa realizes the farm offers Ryan a sense of belonging and when Jim recognizes its irreplaceable value over development deals. United by memories and a renewed connection, the siblings decide to stay and save their family legacy, embracing the farm as a source of healing and unity.
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