Despite the remarkable talents and dreams twenty-nine year old cellist Lillian Parrish embodies, a single flaw haunts her every move, and what took the lives of her parents now seems to have claimed the last ounce of life from her as well. Sixty-four year old Earl Miller is a kind, intelligent, soft-spoken man whose life is built around flaws. His clothing is from thrift store racks, his street photography is captured with simple homemade pinhole pinhole cameras, end even his heart grows weaker with each passing day. When fate nudges the paths of these two invisible outcasts to cross, deeper meanings of life begin to reveal themselves in ways neither ever expected or prepared for.