Hannah, a young widow grappling with the loss of her husband, a celebrated folk musician, lives a quiet life in rural Maine. Still reeling from his untimely death, she spends her days reminiscing and attempting to write his biography. Her solitude and routine are disrupted when Andrew, a brash New York writer, shows up at her door wanting to write a more comprehensive book about her husband's life and music. Initially resistant, Hannah finds herself reluctantly agreeing to collaborate with Andrew, despite their clashing personalities and differing visions for the project.

As they delve deeper into the artist’s life and legacy, uncovered truths and shared moments begin to forge an unexpected bond between them. They navigate their way through grief, creativity, and new beginnings, each challenging the other to confront their own insecurities and unresolved feelings. The journey of documenting the musician's life leads them both to a crossroads, altering their perspectives and opening up paths they had not anticipated.