U.S. Senate candidate Anthony Jordane is not who everyone thinks he is. And Sylvia Jensen is the only one who knows the truth.

Eighty-three-year-old Sylvia Jensen and investigative reporter J.B. Harrell, whose deep emotional bond spans decades, are at a protest against uranium mining on indigenous land.

When U.S. Senate Candidate Anthony Jordane begins to speak, Sylvia lunges at him then collapses in a lifeless heap on the floor. J.B., while keeping vigil at her hospital bedside as she slips in and out of consciousness, becomes certain about two things.

A long time ago Anthony Jordane did something terrible and for some reason Sylvia blames herself for what happened. But even after he completes a thorough and deeply personal investigation, Sylvia knows there is more to the story. Until It's Over shows how early trauma can shape life trajectories, how remembering can heal, and how taking action can transform pain into justice.