Lenny Rosen runs a vintage BMW motorcycle shop in Pittsburgh. He's 76. He's good with machines and terrible with people — not because he doesn't care, but because caring is the thing he's been avoiding for decades.
When his estranged brother shows up unannounced and a woman named Claire refuses to let him deflect, Lenny is forced to confront everything he buried under engine grease and routine. The screenplay is about what happens when a man who fixes everything can't fix the thing that matters.
Eleven years in the writing. Professional script coverage scored the dialogue 9 out of 10 — 99th percentile. Pittsburgh isn't just the setting; it's a character.