Eastern Cowboy

The story revolves around Brighton McKenzie, who is determined to revive his family's historic farmland in suburban Baltimore despite his physical limitations. Seeking to fulfill his grandfather's legacy, he enlists the help of Tanner Houghton, a ranch worker from Montana recently displaced due to homophobia. As they work together on the farm, themes of resilience, acceptance, and the importance of heritage unfold, showcasing their personal growth and the challenges they face in a changing world.