Newfound Happiness
Synopsis
A raw, heartfelt exploration of grief, friendship, and the complexities of moving on after loss. It follows three bandmates as one pulls away, hoping to forget the past. One pushes forward, hoping the music can heal what's broken. And one tries to keep it all together.
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