Late Whitsun

In 1938, Brighton is a backdrop of swirling secrets and shifting loyalties. Charlie "Big Bad" Woolf believes he has found a straightforward way to make a quick fortune, but the path soon reveals itself to be fraught with unforeseen complications. As tensions rise in the seaside town, he navigates a web of intrigue that challenges not only his plans but also his understanding of trust and betrayal.

With the looming shadows of impending conflict, Charlie's journey intertwines with the lives of others, each carrying their own burdens and aspirations. As the summer sun wanes, he confronts the reality that easy money might cost far more than he is willing to pay, forcing him to reconsider what is truly valuable in a changing world.