Bullitt County

Ten years prior, a group of four college friends set out on an exciting journey along the Bluegrass Bourbon Trail. They were eager to visit various distilleries in Kentucky, a trip that would lead to unforgettable memories and eventual tragedy.

During their adventurous exploration, a tragic incident occurred that would forever alter the course of their lives. This event haunted the friends and left them with a shared secret that they struggled to cope with over the years.

In 1977, the friends reconvene to celebrate the upcoming nuptials of their friend Gordie. The excitement of a wedding brings them together, but it also stirs up old feelings and unresolved issues from their past.

As the best man, Keaton proposes a nostalgic trip back along the Bourbon Trail to relive their younger days. His idea is met with enthusiasm by the group, reminiscing about their past adventures.

With encouragement from friends Robin and Wayne, Keaton devises a plan to surprise Gordie by 'kidnapping' him for the trip back to Red River, KY. They are determined to recreate the joy they once experienced despite Gordie’s tumultuous life changes.

Gordie has faced significant challenges since their college days, grappling with his experience in Vietnam and a battle with alcohol. Although he is slowly reclaiming his life, the thought of revisiting their old haunts fills him with dread.

As the friends begin to embark on their trip, Gordie learns of the legendary Bullitt Treasure—Prohibition-era money hidden deep within the forests of Bullitt County. This revelation ignites a diversion from their original plans.

Determined to steer away from the Bourbon Trail, Gordie convinces his friends to pursue the treasure hunt instead. This decision leads them deep into the wilderness, altering the course of their reunion.

As the group settles around a campfire, they indulge in drinks and share fond memories of their college days. What initially feels like a lighthearted gathering begins to unearth deeper issues within their friendship.

As they venture further into the woods, the atmosphere grows heavier with unspoken truths. The reunion unveils secrets that start to threaten their fragile friendships, pushing them toward conflict.

The group's interactions force Gordie to confront his past and the shared trauma that binds them. As the layers peel away, the emotional toll of their long-hidden secrets emerges, leading to confrontations.

The revelations about their shared past threaten to drive a wedge between the friends, testing the strength of their bond. This emotional journey challenges not just their friendship, but their individual identities as well.

What began as a treasure hunt quickly spirals into chaos as tensions boil over and friendships are put on the line. The quest for the Bullitt Treasure becomes a metaphor for the deeper issues lurking in their relationship.

Ultimately, the journey becomes one of self-discovery, forcing each friend to confront their past mistakes and seek redemption. Their friendship stands as a testament to resilience in the face of profound challenges.