Angie, an experienced trauma therapist for refugees, walks out of her office and into seclusion after one too many encounters with the horrors of genocidal violence. Numb to everything and stuck in stasis, a spate of binge watching introduces her to the band Journey. Her fascination with lead singer Steve Perry, whom she believes is a reclusive kindred spirit, sparks a one-way correspondence to Perry and a period of introspection in which Angie draws on her past, her friendships and her family to come to terms with the cruelty in the world.