Just Before I Go is a black comedy that follows the story of Ted Morgan, a man who has hit rock bottom after his wife leaves him. Ted is a mess, and he feels like he has a lot of unresolved issues with his family and the people he grew up with. He is angry at them for the way they treated him, and he feels like they are partly responsible for the direction his life took.
Determined to get closure and to finally confront his demons, Ted goes back to his hometown. However, things quickly spiral out of control. From his mother's abusive husband to his brother's failing marriage and his own drinking problem, Ted finds himself sucked into the chaos of his family's lives.
As the story unfolds, we see Ted trying to make sense of his past while simultaneously trying to come to terms with his present. He forms a bond with his young niece, who is going through her own struggles, and he realizes that he may actually have something to live for after all.
Just Before I Go is a touching, humorous, and honest portrayal of one man's journey towards self-discovery and redemption. It deals with themes such as family, forgiveness, and the importance of human connection. Through his struggles, Ted emerges as a sympathetic and relatable character, and the film leaves the audience with a message of hope and resilience.