Chris Pratt, once a high-school hockey star, sustains a severe brain injury from a tragic accident, drastically altering his life. Struggling with the implications of his injury, which include memory loss and emotional and psychological challenges, he endeavors to lead a semblance of a normal life. Living with his visually impaired friend, Lewis, Chris works as a night-time janitor at a bank, an occupation far from the promising future he once envisaged. His condition leaves him vulnerable, struggling with the simplest daily routines and dependent on various notes and reminders to navigate through his day.

Amidst his attempts to rebuild and manage his life, Chris is drawn into a criminal plot by a former acquaintance, Gary, and his associates. They recognize Chris's unique position at the bank as an opportunity for exploitation, planning to use him as the inside man for a heist. Torn between the allure of new friendships and the moral high ground, Chris faces a profound dilemma. The promise of a solution to his financial struggles and a desire for independence pull him towards the plan, while his loyalty and ethical considerations push him away. Caught in this conflict, Chris must navigate the dangerous waters of manipulation, trust, and betrayal, as he seeks a path that aligns with his values and aspirations for a better life.