A mother, a daughter and a stranger from another land are thrown together on an unexpected road trip that takes them on a journey of love, humour and redemption.
Chloe sets out to remove her entertaining but alcoholic mother Sharon from the claws of temptation to start new lives in an idyllic location. They find themselves on an expected road trip with mysterious West African man called Dalu. As the three embark on a trip in Chloe's rundown wagon, misconceptions and misunderstandings lead to the realization that facing your fears is the first step to freedom.—Official Summary
Chloe sets out to remove her entertaining but alcoholic mother Sharon from the claws of temptation, with plans to take them both to start new lives in idyllic Byron Bay. But when Chloe's ex-boyfriend torches her caravan and everything in it, including her life savings, they find themselves on an unexpected road trip with a mysterious West African man Dalu, who's also determined to make a better life for himself. Passions between Chloe and Dalu ignite, but Chloe resists. The last thing she wants is to follow in her mother's footsteps by making repeated wrong choices in love. But is Dalu the wrong choice, or is Chloe just afraid? As the three embark on the road trip in Chloe's rundown wagon, misconceptions, misunderstandings, and miscommunications along with humour, detours and wrong turns, lead to the realisation that facing your fears is the first step to freedom.—Sixty Four Sixty Films
Chloe sets out to remove her entertaining-but-alcoholic mother Sharon from the claws of temptation, with plans to start new lives. But when Chloe's ex-boyfriend torches her caravan, they find themselves on an unexpected road trip with a mysterious Nigerian man, Dalu, who's also determined to make a better life for himself. Passions between Chloe and Dalu ignite, but the last thing she wants is to follow in her mother's footsteps. Is Dalu the wrong choice, or is Chloe just afraid? Amongst the detours and wrong turns, a realisation emerges that facing your fears is the first step to freedom.—Screen Australia
