Noah finds his baby son Ziggy on the doorstep of his house. He is sixteen and from then on his former life is over. He tries to combine his old and his new life; messing around a bit, going out, working, sleeping, dancing, flirting, kissing, smoking, hanging out... But combining is actually denying the fact that he is a father with responsibilities. Although his mother and the authorities do their best, they do not give him the help he needs and after an argument at home he gets on his motorbike with his six-month-old son Ziggy and drives off. To find his ex-girlfriend in order to bring their son back to her, so that he will have his hands free again. Everywhere he goes, she has left already, and he carries on, has to improvise, drive on, take care of Ziggy while angry at the world that seems to give him little more than a problem in the form of a child. He goes into hiding with Ziggy in an anonymous hotel, until he realizes that letting go is the only way to keep his son with him.
