Due West

Mark, a forty-year-old architect from San Francisco, receives an unexpected inheritance—a dilapidated ranch in Wyoming. Instead of selling it, he quits his job and moves to a backwater town where his only neighbors are a stubborn general store owner and a herd of even more stubborn sheep. This 2026 comedy-drama unfolds in the clash between urban cynicism and rural simplicity, where each day brings new absurd trials—from fixing a fence during a snowstorm to attempting to milk a goat with clear personal evening plans. Mark gradually realizes that true renovation starts not with the house, but with his own ideas about happiness.