Hey, sorry you're going through this.
If this is a bare 3.5" drive, make sure it’s getting proper 12V power (some enclosures/adapters fail there). But if the drive doesn’t spin at all (especially after a drop), it’s likely a mechanical failure. That means there’s no safe way to recover the data at home. Don’t keep powering it on; it can make things worse fast.
Given what’s on the drive, you’re looking at a pro lab job. It's not cheap, but in cases like this, might be worth it. We put together a guide on the best services here if you want a good starting point.
