When retired history teacher Leo Gable gets lost in the Allegheny National Forest, he expects a lonely fight for survival. Instead, he discovers he's not alone—a runaway boy named Henry has also found refuge in the same patch of woods. Nursing a twisted ankle and sharing nothing but half a granola bar, this unlikely pair forms an unbreakable bond. Through hunger, fear, and small triumphs, an elderly man rediscovering purpose and a child fleeing family pain learn that sometimes getting lost is the only way to find what truly matters.
