Oil Street

Davy Eliot finds solace in high-risk jumps, a coping mechanism for the grief of losing his father and the betrayal of his wife. When he mysteriously disappears, his friend Neil Judd, a psychologist, is drawn into a web of dark secrets and unanswered questions. As Neil investigates, he grapples with themes of depression, guilt, and the impact of a troubled past. The search for Davy's journal becomes a journey into the shadows of their shared history, exploring whether Davy's struggles led him to abandon his life or something more sinister occurred.