Keeper

In the bustling neighborhood of the Bronx, Flynn navigates the complexities of single fatherhood against the backdrop of an unexpected passion: beekeeping. For Flynn, tending to his numerous hives scattered throughout New York City is more than a hobby; it serves as a tranquil refuge where he finds solace, gains wisdom, and heals from the many challenges life throws his way. Despite suffering from a severe allergy to bee stings, his commitment to these enigmatic creatures and the nurturing process of beekeeping brings him a sense of purpose and fulfillment, shaping both his life and his relationship with his daughter.

However, Flynn's world takes a dramatic turn when he receives a life-altering cancer diagnosis. This news sends shockwaves through his life, forcing him to confront his mortality and the future of his family. Suddenly, the stakes are higher than ever, and he must grapple with the fear of leaving his beloved 19-year-old daughter to face the world on her own. As he comes to terms with his illness, Flynn realizes that he has a responsibility not only to fight for his own survival but also to prepare his daughter for a life full of strength and resilience, regardless of the outcome.

As Flynn and his daughter navigate this turbulent journey together, their bond deepens in unforeseen ways. He seeks to instill values of independence and bravery in her, sharing the life lessons he has gathered during his years of beekeeping alongside the wisdom accrued from life's hardships. Through heartfelt conversations and shared moments in the apiary, their relationship evolves, highlighting themes of love, loss, and the enduring human spirit. Ultimately, "Keeper" is a poignant exploration of family, the power of nature, and the legacy we leave behind, reminding us that healing is possible even in the face of life's greatest challenges.