Brass Knuckles

Zac Harrison is a man defined by the iron bars of his past. Upon his release from the state penitentiary, the hardened ex-convict finds himself burdened by a dying request from a fellow inmate. He is tasked with the care of June Curry, a seventeen-year-old girl left adrift in a world that offers little mercy to the fatherless. What begins as a begrudging fulfillment of a prison-yard debt evolves into a profound moral restructuring. As Zac shields June from the predatory elements of the underworld he once called home, her unvarnished innocence begins to erode his cynical exterior. The transformation from a man of violence to a protector culminates in an unconventional domesticity, where the ghosts of the cell block are eventually exorcised by the quiet stability of a shared life.