Solomon Bordeaux returns home to Brooklyn after serving three tours of the Iraq-Afghanistan Wars. Diagnosed with PTSD, he faces the harsh realities of racist-gentrification in a Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood he no longer recognizes. Eagerly awaiting his arrival is his brother David, a rising pro-boxer, who has stood in Solomon’s shadow. David has great reverence for Solomon, but his anxiety due to Solomon’s absence is unsettling. Familial bonds are forged, but soon interrupted by the disturbing secrets that unfold.