Fisher Maxwell lives a life of relative solitude and he likes it that way. He has been able to maintain distance--both emotionally and physically--from his family for most of his adult life, preferring the company of his business partner, his dog, and the vistas he documents for his work as a location scout. However, a call from his sister informing him of his father's deteriorating health threatens to permeate Fisher's content existence. Now, he must close the gap that has separated them for so long and come face-to-face with the emotional turmoil that has haunted him for so long.
