Camille

Silas Parker and Camille Foster marry in a hurried ceremony, then set off on a honeymoon toward Niagara Falls. Silas, a thief, views the marriage as a chance to escape to Canada while Camille clings to a hopeful vision of their future. She frets that no rice was thrown, believing it to be a sign of bad luck.

The newlyweds begin their road trip toward Niagara Falls, hoping for a fresh start. Silas remains guarded and conflicted about his feelings for Camille, while she tries to stay hopeful. The honeymoon mood mixes anticipation with underlying tension.

A honeymoon bike crash abruptly ends their journey and Camille dies in the accident. Silas panics, flees the scene, and breaks into a nearby house to call the police, but he hangs up before anyone answers.

Returning to the crash site, Silas finds Camille alive, washing in a nearby river. The strange revival gives him a glimmer of hope, but he remains unsettled as they continue their trip. The odd turn marks the beginning of a surreal journey.

Over the course of the trip, Silas realizes that Camille really did die in the accident as she begins to decay. He begins to show a kinder side as guilt over her death anchors his actions. The road trip becomes less about escape and more about bearing the truth of what happened.

Meanwhile, the police believe Silas killed his wife and begin to hunt him down. The pursuit forces them to stay one step ahead, navigating a widening net of suspicion. The tension between flight and guilt defines their every move.

The couple is forced to travel with an old rodeo cowboy who arrives with a string of colored horses. The journey becomes a caravan, with Maggie the old horse standing out as a stubborn beacon of loyalty. The trio must rely on the cowboy and his troupe to keep moving.

One horse, Maggie, endures beyond expectancy, and the cowboy experiences a breakdown, releasing all his horses. Maggie stays by the cowboy's side even at gunpoint, while Silas and Camille press on. The sense of loyalty deepens the bond between Silas and Camille as the world falls away.

The cowboy mounts Maggie and rides off into dawn, leaving Silas and Camille to continue on alone. The road toward Niagara Falls becomes their only compass as Camille's condition worsens, yet her presence changes Silas.

Silas and Camille finally reach Niagara Falls and board a boat tour, sharing a fragile moment of contentment. Camille tells him she is ready now, a quiet confession that unsettles Silas. He looks for a way to capture the moment, hoping to keep her close.

Silas asks a bystander to take their picture, then turns back to find Camille has vanished. The police close in, chasing him to the edge of the Niagara Falls viewing point. He screams for her, convinced she will return, even as danger closes in.

Camille reappears riding toward Silas on Maggie, asking why he did not go on without her. He admits he couldn't bear going on without her, and they share a kiss before facing the falls together.

Maggie charges forward and jumps over the edge into Niagara Falls with Camille and Silas on her back, disappearing into the mist. Rice starts to fall from the sky, sealing the moment as their honeymoon ends in tragedy and wonder.