On a late summer afternoon in 1969, artist Lee Krasner, widow of Jackson Pollock, is deep in her work when an unexpected visitor arrives. Hank, a local delivery boy and aspiring artist, seeks her guidance and presents a piece for authentication. But when he unveils a final, rolled-up canvas—claiming Pollock once traded it to his father—Lee’s world is shaken. Accusing him of theft, she is forced to confront long-buried truths about her late husband’s work and legacy. As tensions rise, this gripping reimagined history explores the power of art, memory, and the lengths we go to protect those we love.