Set in Riverside, California, a young African-American woman named Myeisha Jackson is fatally shot by police officers. As the critical events unfold, the narrative dives into a surreal exploration of Myeisha's inner world in her final moments. The story navigates through poignant memories and vivid dreams, allowing Myeisha to share her innermost thoughts, aspirations, and the complexities of her identity. Incorporating elements of spoken word poetry, hip-hop, and dance, the plot creatively illustrates her reflections on life, family, love, and self-discovery against the backdrop of societal issues.

Myeisha reimagines key milestones from her past, weaving together significant episodes with imaginative and lyrical sequences. She invites the audience into her vibrant world, revealing her dreams of becoming an actress and her passion for basketball. Within this space between life and death, Myeisha's encounters switch between moments of humor and tragedy, encapsulating the multiplicity of her experiences. The narrative immerses viewers in an evocative journey through Myeisha's consciousness, culminating in a powerful commentary on the impact of violence and a poignant tribute to a life interrupted.