An ex-con father is slowly dying from worsening kidney disease but refuses treatment because he cannot afford it and still wants to pay for his son’s final semester of college. His son, who survived because his father once donated him a kidney, becomes consumed by the guilt that his own life may be costing his dad’s. Desperate to save him, he turns to his estranged mother for money, forcing the family to reopen old wounds about prison, abandonment, and sacrifice. As time runs out, father and son must confront whether love means holding on, paying debts, or giving someone the time they have left.