Journey

A chain reaction of self-examination is triggered when a former covert operative turned sailing recluse decides to write a tell-all memoir and attempt to reconnect with his estranged son. Sydney is a man whose past is mysterious: even his son Garrett is not clear about what prompted Sydney's sudden and premature retirement. Garrett only knows that Sydney was involved in high-level negotiations between transnational corporations and third world governments. When Garrett agrees to spend a few days on Sydney's sailboat he discovers that Sydney has severed his ties to his past. A crisis of conscience has left Sydney depressed, overweight, an alcoholic and ready to tell what he knows.