When you are over 30 and have a complicated past and an uncertain future, this problem becomes a bit tricky. Especially for our protagonist Tracy Hutt (Catherine Elise Blanchett), it is even more unavoidable.
When Tracy was young, she was in constant trouble and doing all the bad things, but now she has reformed. After four years of hard work, she finally set up a small business of her own under the supervision and support of her single mother Jeanie (Nonni Hazhurst). I thought a new life was beckoning to her, but with the sudden appearance of her ex-boyfriend Johnny (played by Dustin Guyan), his brother Ray (played by Martin Henderson) never faded away from his criminal motives and troubled friends Leon Dasson (Hugo Weaving) restrained her emotions, and Tracy became confused and confused. The trust between her and her mother was also tested like never before. Can Tracy face the fear bravely, get rid of the shadow of the past and find the happiness that belongs to him?
