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Writer-directors Michael Schwartz and Tyler Nilson were visiting a camp for disabled actors when they came upon Zack Gottsagen, a unique young man with Down syndrome who was determined to be an actor no matter what life has thrown in his way. Schwartz and Nilson left with the idea that they would write a movie in which Zack could star. The amazing thing is they actually did it — and got it made.
Before you know it, Zak runs into Tyler , a small-time outlaw on the lam who is traveling along the currents of the Delta. Tyler may resist at first, but soon he takes charge of this new fellow traveler, teaching him the simple stuff of life, like fishing, along the way. They even find God, sorta, as Zak gets baptized. Meanwhile, Eleanor , the home’s employee in charge of keeping everyone in their proper place, freaks out when she sees Zak is missing and sets out to find him.
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