Finestkind

Charlie arrives in New Bedford to see his half-brother Tom, who runs a scallop fishery. Feeling unfulfilled with his life, Charlie expresses a desire to join Tom on a fishing trip, setting the stage for upcoming events.

Tom reluctantly agrees to take Charlie on the fishing trip aboard the Harmony, accompanied by a diverse crew. The excitement builds as they set off into the turbulent seas, unaware of the challenges to come.

The fishing trip takes a drastic turn when an explosion rocks the Harmony amid turbulent weather. The crew must rally together to survive this calamity, fighting for their lives in a shocking moment of panic.

After escaping the explosion, the surviving members of the crew visit a local bar to celebrate their narrow escape. Here, Charlie meets Mabel, a street-smart drug dealer who will play a pivotal role in his life.

Tom and Charlie receive a visit from their father, Ray, who warns them about the dangers of their fishing life. Despite the warning, they dismiss his concerns, highlighting the tension between parental advice and youthful recklessness.

The brothers confront Tom's boss over issues with the Harmony's maintenance records. The arrogant dismissal they receive only fuels their determination to uncover the truth, showcasing their growing defiance against authority.

Charlie joins Mabel on a drug run, marking a significant shift in his life. Their night ends in passion, further entrenching Charlie in Mabel's world and hinting at the trouble to come.

Tom announces plans to leave on the Finestkind, prompting Mabel to rush Charlie to the harbor to join. The brothers venture into Canadian waters, driven by their hopes for a successful catch, despite growing tensions.

As the crew attempts to fish, they become ensnared in their gear, attracting the attention of a Canadian patrol aircraft. Their plans come crashing down, resulting in the unfortunate confiscation of their boat.

Upon returning to port, the crew learns that the Harmony has been seized by U.S. authorities. This devastating news adds immense pressure on Tom and Charlie as they prepare to confront their father about the situation.

Tom and Charlie discover that their father, Ray, is hospitalized, battling a terminal illness. This revelation complicates their decision-making as they choose to protect him from the stress of their dilemmas.

In an unexpected twist, Mabel proposes a one-time heroin smuggling operation to help the crew reclaim the Harmony. The brothers, despite their reluctance, agree, unaware of the sinister consequences ahead.

Everything falls apart when a rival gang seizes their illegal cargo during the operation, leaving the crew trapped. The betrayal sends ripples of distrust through their ranks, pushing tensions to the brink.

After returning to port, a violent confrontation with Weeks escalates, as he takes Costa's wife hostage. This crisis highlights Weeks' menacing hold over the crew and Mabel's complicated involvement.

In a climactic moment, Ray confronts Weeks, resulting in a shocking resolution as he takes drastic action to protect his sons. This climax of loyalty and sacrifice solidifies the bond between father and sons amid chaos.

With the turmoil behind them, Mabel prepares to leave for college, symbolizing a fresh start for her and Charlie. The crew sets sail on the Finestkind again, while Ray watches over them, embodying the resilience of family.