In the heart of a vibrant yet chaotic festival, we meet OLLIE, a 24-year-old man grappling with the demons of his past and the weight of his present. The film opens with Ollie in a two-person tent, his mind racing as he watches the pulsating lights and hears the distant music of the festival. He is drawn to MADS, a beautiful young woman with whom he shares a complicated relationship. Their connection is palpable, yet it is overshadowed by Ollie's struggles with addiction and his tumultuous family history. As they dance together, oblivious to the world around them, Ollie's tent catches fire, symbolizing the destructive forces in his life that he cannot escape.

The festival is a microcosm of life, filled with revelers, gypsy men operating rides, and the intoxicating atmosphere of youth and freedom. However, beneath the surface, Ollie is haunted by his past, particularly the memory of his grandmother, NAN, who raised him but is now suffering from Alzheimer's. As Ollie navigates the festival, he encounters BENNY, a member of the gypsy community who becomes a pivotal figure in his life. Benny's reckless behavior and drug dealing serve as a stark reminder of the path Ollie is trying to avoid, yet he finds himself drawn into Benny's world.

As the festival progresses, Ollie's relationship with Mads deepens, but so does his addiction. He struggles to maintain his grip on reality, often retreating into drug use as a means of coping. The film captures Ollie's internal battle through vivid imagery and surreal sequences, such as hallucinations of a burning horse that represents his fears and desires. Mads, who initially seems to be a source of support, begins to question Ollie's choices and their future together.

The tension escalates when Ollie learns of his grandmother's deteriorating condition. He feels a desperate need to reconnect with her before it's too late, but his addiction and the chaos of the festival threaten to derail his plans. In a moment of clarity, he decides to confront his estranged father, STEVEN, who abandoned him and his mother, HANNAH, years ago. This decision sets off a chain of events that leads Ollie back to his roots, forcing him to confront the pain of his past and the choices that have led him to this point.

As Ollie grapples with his identity and the legacy of his family, he finds himself in a violent confrontation with Benny, who represents the darker side of the gypsy lifestyle. This clash culminates in a brutal fight that leaves both men scarred, both physically and emotionally. In the aftermath, Ollie is left to pick up the pieces of his life, realizing that he cannot escape his past but must learn to live with it.

The film concludes with Ollie in prison, reflecting on his choices and the impact they have had on those he loves. Mads visits him, and their bond remains strong despite the circumstances. Ollie's journey is one of redemption, as he learns that true freedom comes not from running away but from facing the truth of who he is and the relationships that define him. The final image of Ollie cradling an origami horse, which he sets on fire, symbolizes his acceptance of his past and his hope for a brighter future, even if it is uncertain.

• At a bustling festival, a young man named Ollie, drawn by the music, wakes up in his tent and observes Mads, a woman with whom he shares a close connection, dancing outside. After sharing a cigarette, Mads invites Ollie to join her. He accepts, leaving his cigarette butt behind. As they dance, the discarded cigarette ignites their sleeping bag, quickly engulfing the tent in flames. The scene ends with a wide shot of the festival, highlighting the carefree energy that contrasts with the sudden danger introduced by the fire.
• Ollie, a young man battling drug addiction, is tormented by loud music from a car driven by a group of men, some of whom are Gypsy men. The music is so intense that it causes Ollie to bleed from his ear. Later, alone in a caravan, he consumes a large amount of cocaine, leading to an overdose and unconsciousness. He wakes up shivering and vomiting outside the caravan, his condition noticed by a Traveller named Benny, who puts him in the recovery position, suggesting a potential turning point in his struggle.
• Ollie arrives in a small village with a convoy led by the menacing Benny. While Ollie buys snacks in the village store, Benny attempts to shoplift, only to be caught by the shopkeeper. The tense standoff ends with Benny backing down after the shopkeeper pulls a gun. Ollie, seemingly oblivious to the confrontation, pays for his snacks and exits, leaving the unresolved tension between Benny and the shopkeeper hanging in the air.
• Benny joyfully races down a country road in his cart, embodying a carefree spirit, while Ollie and his girlfriend Mads discuss their plans to move in a nearby forest. As Mads expresses her adventurous side, Ollie reveals his hesitation and intention to use cocaine, leading to an internal struggle between their relationship and his drug use. The scene culminates with Ollie succumbing to temptation as he prepares to take the drug under the setting sun, symbolizing a moment of escape amidst uncertainty.
• At a bustling night-time carnival, Ollie observes the festivities. The scene is a vibrant mix of swirling rides, flashing lights, and cheering crowds. Ollie watches a group of boys navigate the haunted mansion, admires the Ferris wheel, and stares at the moon before taking out his phone. Meanwhile, Benny performs daring donuts in a car, drawing applause from onlookers.
• Ollie and Mads ride a Ferris wheel at night, sharing a romantic moment while discussing their plans to escape. As they ascend, Ollie imagines a future together, but Mads expresses her worries about their situation. They share a kiss, but their moment is interrupted when the attendant informs them that the police are nearby. Ollie urges Mads to leave for her safety, promising to meet her in the morning.
• Benny, a drug maker, is confronted by Bartley, the leader of a group of men, for his dangerous concoctions. Bartley warns Benny of the potential consequences, including death and negative media attention, and slaps him. Benny then joins the men in a card game called Joker, cleverly concealing the Joker card with his blood. While Bartley notices the Joker is missing, he is unaware of Benny's deception. Just as the tension rises, Ollie arrives, seemingly oblivious to the events that transpired.
• Inside Benny's caravan, Bartley urges Ollie to take cocaine for safety reasons, but Ollie, nonchalant, insists he's fine. Despite Ollie's assurances, Bartley remains unconvinced, leading to a tense exchange with a touch of dark humor. Ollie ultimately leaves the caravan, leaving Bartley and Benny behind.
• In a vibrant fair setting at night, Ollie observes a couple's affectionate gestures, longing for a similar connection with his girlfriend, Mads. As he mimics their romance, the scene darkens with the violent bullying of another boy by gypsy boys, contrasting the tenderness of Ollie's fantasy. Mads appears, and they share a dreamlike dance filled with love and playful banter, culminating in her desire for a future together. Despite the surrounding chaos, their intimate moment remains unresolved, highlighting the juxtaposition of love and aggression.
• In a playful yet intimate night scene outside Ollie's tent, Ollie and Mads engage in a flirtatious conversation about boundaries. Mads challenges Ollie, inviting him to assert himself, while she dances freely, showcasing her independence. The tension between Ollie's desire for connection and Mads' playful teasing creates an unresolved conflict, leaving Ollie captivated as he watches her dance.
• In a vibrant fairground at night, Ollie and Mads share an intimate dance, their movements synchronized amidst the revelry. However, Ollie's enchantment turns to distress as he spots Benny in the distance, leading to a sudden seizure and vomit. Benny drags Ollie away from his burning tent, shifting the scene from romantic to unsettling. As rain falls, Mads and Ollie share a passionate kiss, contrasting with the chaos around them. The scene ends abruptly, leaving a lingering sense of suspense.
• Mads and Ollie wake up in a tent that has been destroyed by fire. Mads expresses her relief that Ollie is alive and her love for him. Ollie reveals he lied about his family and was adopted, with no contact from his parents. Mads expresses a desire to meet them, but Ollie dismisses the idea. Ollie receives a call from his mother, who is looking after his dying grandmother. Ollie struggles with the decision to visit her, but eventually decides to say goodbye. Mads supports him and agrees to go with him. The scene ends with Mads taking Ollie's phone as they prepare to leave, the sound of heavy breathing and a steady beat building.
• In a tense moment inside Ollie's tent, Mads confronts Ollie about his actions that have jeopardized their safety. Feeling betrayed, she decides to leave, hoping that if their relationship is worth saving, Ollie will find her again. Despite Ollie's desperate pleas for her to stay, Mads walks away, leaving him in despair. The scene culminates in Ollie's heart-wrenching scream, echoing his loneliness and loss.
• Mads, seeking solace in the forest surrounding a carnival, encounters Benny, a resident of the caravan community. Benny, aware of Ollie's fame, expresses hostility towards their presence and attempts to intimidate Mads, threatening their safety. Mads remains defiant, asserting their purpose and rejecting Benny's warnings. The scene ends with Mads returning to her tent, leaving the conflict unresolved and the tension palpable.
• Consumed by anger over Mads' disappearance, Ollie viciously assaults Benny, inflicting significant damage. The scene then shifts to a flashback, where a younger Ollie tries to help his grandmother, who is battling memory loss and confusion. Her disorientation and inability to understand her situation frustrates Ollie, highlighting the contrast between his present rage and his past struggles with his grandmother's declining mental state.
• Mads, with a gentle touch, calms a nervous Gypsy horse in a field. She runs her hands down its crest, soothing it with her presence. A large Shire horse emerges from a trailer nearby, adding to the peaceful scene. The scene shifts to a dark caravan where Benny, following Ollie, enters, leaving the viewer wondering what awaits him inside.
• In a chaotic party inside a crowded caravan, Benny experiences a drug-induced hallucination, transforming between a dragonfly and a snake. Amidst the psychedelic visuals and thick smoke, he engages in wild activities, including dancing and a brief sexual encounter. The atmosphere darkens when a young man collapses and dies after smoking a spliff, an event Benny witnesses without intervening. The scene culminates with Benny leaving the caravan into the darkness, hinting at uncertain and potentially dangerous outcomes.
• Benny, thrown from a caravan, finds himself in the midst of a chaotic fairground. He witnesses a horrifying spectacle of two horses engulfed in flames. Drawn into a violent fight with another man, Davie, Benny is defeated. As he recovers, he encounters Ollie, who observed the fight. Ollie offers Benny cocaine, which he refuses, leaving Benny wary of his intentions. Ollie then walks away, leaving Benny alone in the unsettling atmosphere of the fairground.
• Ollie, amidst the bustling fairground, awaits a sign. His companion, Mads, expresses her frustration, but their plan is set in motion. As Ollie looks towards the night sky, the atmosphere shifts, and he is lifted into the air, floating above the fairground. Gazing down at the twinkling lights and darkness, Ollie smiles serenely, closing his eyes as he embarks on his journey.
• Nan wakes up disoriented and terrified, comforted only by an elderly man sleeping beside her. She finds a photo of her younger self in a wedding dress, but her husband is gone. A stranger, Ollie, enters, but Nan struggles to recognize him. The scene shifts to Ollie's living room, where pictures of him and Nan at different ages reveal a familial bond that Nan doesn't recall. Despite this confusion, Ollie engages with Nan, showing concern for her. His mother, Hannah, enters and instructs Ollie to prepare Nan, leaving a sense of underlying tension between them.
• After waking up injured in a muddy field, Ollie is brutally attacked by Benny, a seasoned boxer who easily overpowers him. Benny mocks Ollie's weakness and lack of fighting spirit, leaving him battered and defeated on the ground. The scene ends with Benny taunting Ollie's perceived smile and promising to return, highlighting his dominance and Ollie's vulnerability.
• Injured and trying to escape, Ollie and Mads flee into a crowded festival tent. The hypnotic rhythm of the dancers, breathing in unison, provides a temporary cover for their flight. However, the unsettling scene of a python swallowing a gerbil beneath the oblivious feet of the revelers underscores the danger they are in. Seeking solace in the crowd, Ollie finds Nan and joins the hypnotic dance.
• In a poignant scene, Ollie and Mads share a moment on the beach, reflecting on their journey and Ollie's desire to see Nan one last time before he enters the water. As Ollie contemplates the significance of hope, he steps into the cold waves, leaving Mads on the shore. They watch fireworks illuminate the sky, symbolizing fleeting moments of beauty amidst uncertainty. The scene concludes with the two disappearing into the forest, heightening the sense of mystery surrounding their fate.
• Ollie and Mads leave a fairground at night, avoiding the crowds. Mads suggests a less obvious path to reach the village, as people are searching for Ollie. Despite the danger of the reckless firework display, they linger, enjoying the beautiful sparks and lights. Ollie finds his phone charger in a tent, offering a glimmer of hope, while the fireworks continue to illuminate the night sky.
• At a nighttime funfair, Ollie's girlfriend, Mads, encounters Benny, who seems to know Ollie from television. Benny questions Mads' relationship with Ollie and warns her that Ollie will hurt her. Mads defends Ollie, but Benny remains unconvinced. As police arrive and disperse the crowd, Ollie, who has been observing from afar, retreats into the woods with Mads, leaving Benny with his suspicions.
• Ollie, a young man struggling with grief after his mother's death, steals a car to charge his phone. He receives the news of her passing via text message and, overwhelmed with emotion, smashes his phone in rage. Benny, his rival, appears and taunts him, further escalating the tension. Benny's uncle, Bartley, arrives, criticizing their pointless feud and warning Ollie to stay away from Benny. Bartley's stern words and threat leave Ollie defeated and alone. In a final act of desperation, Ollie places the unconscious boy he previously assaulted in the stolen car and drives away, leaving the parking lot shrouded in shadows and uncertainty.
• After the police clear out the funfair, Ollie enters the crowded Rabbit Pub, a space filled with Gypsy Travellers. He encounters prejudice from the bar wizard, who attempts to charge him double for a beer due to his outsider status. Ollie observes Benny laughing with a group of men across the room, creating intrigue about their relationship.
• In the crowded 'Rabbit Pub,' Ollie, increasingly intoxicated, ignores the bouncer's warnings and attempts to approach a group of Gypsy men. His drunken advances culminate in a fight with Benny, one of the Gypsy men. The altercation ends violently with Ollie being knocked unconscious after crashing through a window.
• A drunken brawl erupts between Ollie and Benny in the car park of the Rabbit Pub. The fight escalates quickly, with both men landing punches and drawing blood. As Benny tries to retreat, Bartley, lurking in the shadows, intervenes and knocks Ollie unconscious with a brutal blow to the head. Ollie is left bleeding on the concrete as the crowd disperses back into the pub, leaving him alone and injured.
• Injured and disoriented, Ollie lashes out at a passing moped, throwing a bicycle at it. The moped crashes into a lamppost, injuring the rider, Benny. After a brief moment of shock, Benny limps away, leaving Ollie to grapple with the consequences of his actions. Ollie returns to the pub as the sound of sirens draws closer, leaving the scene with an unsettling sense of unresolved conflict.
• Ollie, injured and fleeing in a stolen car, experiences a haunting dream where he delivers a eulogy for his grandmother in a chapel. Surrounded by family and friends, including his cold ex-wife Hannah, he struggles to articulate his grief and guilt. The scene juxtaposes his desperate escape from the police with his introspective confrontation of loss, culminating in a silent departure from the lectern as the dream abruptly ends.
• Ollie drives a stolen car through country lanes at night, speeding recklessly. Mads hangs out the window, relishing the wind and freedom. Ollie, captivated by Mads, sings along to an Ed Sheeran song, his feelings mirroring the lyrics. The scene ends with Ollie, mesmerized by Mads, distracted from the road and gazing at a star-filled sky.
• The scene opens with Mads and Ollie gazing at the starlit sky, a romantic ambiance shattered as Ollie recites a chilling poem foreshadowing his own death. Mads, initially captivated, is overwhelmed by terror as the poem's dark meaning sinks in. The car hurtles down a dark road, crashing violently. Ollie is thrown into the back, Mads is flung around, and the windshield shatters. The scene ends with the wrecked car coming to a stop, Ollie, bleeding and whimpering, the first to move.
• After escaping a crashed car, Ollie finds Mads injured inside. He discovers a gasoline leak and attempts to call for help, but hesitates. A fiery, phantom Shire horse gallops towards him before vanishing into the darkness. Just as Ollie is overcome with terror, the scene abruptly ends with the arrival of sirens, leaving Ollie in a state of shock and despair.
• Following a festival weekend, gypsies dismantle their tents and burn their belongings. Benny, helping load a Ferris wheel, witnesses the destruction of a derelict structure by fire. A police car investigates a crashed car on a country road. Back at the caravan site, Benny discovers his Shire horse has gone missing. Meanwhile, Ollie and Mads ride a Shire horse through a village, searching for something. Ollie finds a broken moped in a ditch, leaving the audience with unanswered questions about his next move and the connection to the festival's chaotic aftermath.
• Ollie, fueled by a sense of vengeance, confronts Benny in a ruined caravan. Despite Benny's initial arrogance, Ollie's knowledge of Benny's past and his own hardened demeanor intimidate him. Their confrontation culminates in a brutal struggle, ending with Ollie fatally stabbing Benny in the face and neck. The scene is marked by intense violence and a gritty realism, culminating in Ollie standing over Benny's lifeless body, covered in blood.
• Ollie, consumed by anger, violently attacks Benny, the blood spraying everywhere. He then unleashes his fury on the bathroom mirror, smashing it in a fit of rage. Ollie screams at Benny to listen to him, but his pleas go unanswered. Nan, paralyzed by fear, watches helplessly from the bedroom. Hannah, concerned for Nan, tries to intervene, but Ollie asserts his dominance and forbids her from helping. He washes the blood off his hands, seemingly drained and defeated, leaving a sense of unease and impending consequences.
• Ollie, covered in blood, visits his mother Hannah, confessing to killing a man. Hannah, terrified, refuses to tell him where his father is, fearing for his safety. Ollie's rage erupts, destroying the home, but he later calms down and cleans up the mess. He reveals he killed a man in prison and asks for an address. Hannah, devastated, is left uncertain of Ollie's intentions and whereabouts.
• Ollie, burdened by a past of violence with his father, Steven, stands before his father's house. Steven, visibly injured and terrified, answers the door, highlighting the deep rift between them. While Hannah, inside, discusses a case on the phone, Ollie hesitates before confronting Steven. Memories of a past assault by Mads flash, adding to Ollie's anxiety. Seeing a young boy, likely Steven's new family, watching from inside, Ollie attempts connection, only to be met with withdrawal. Mads urges Ollie to leave, offering comfort and support as they depart, leaving the conflict and its ramifications unresolved.
• Ollie, haunted by his grandmother's robbery, reveals to Mads that he tracked down and killed the perpetrator. He justifies his actions, feeling a sense of destiny and inevitability. Mads listens intently, wrestling with her own desire for similar vengeance. The scene, bathed in the fading light of the sunset, is punctuated by the growing presence of the police, hinting at a potential confrontation and the unraveling of Ollie's act of justice.
• Ollie, a convicted criminal, is returned to his prison cell under heavy guard after escaping. Despite being apprehended, Ollie remains defiant, taunting the prison officer with cryptic remarks about a dead man named Benny and suggesting his father might have reported the death. He implies he may be responsible for Benny's demise, challenging the officer to prove his involvement, leaving a lingering sense of unease and unresolved tension.
• Ollie is reunited with Mads in his prison cell, sharing a tender moment of intimacy. However, the scene cuts to a shot of a burning origami horse outside the cell door, introducing a note of suspense and leaving the audience wondering about the threat it signifies.