On the quiet crisis happening beneath our feet in Hawaii — and the people working to do something about it.

On arriving at clarity — and wondering whether you got there just in time, or just too late.

A promise fulfilled and a call to adventure. On making it to Hawaii and what it means to actually follow through.

1995. A front porch in Los Angeles. Two immigrants negotiate what it means to build a life — and who gets to make the decisions.

Standing roadside in Hawaii, addressing the audience directly. On losing a car to a wild pig — and finding out what it means to need people.

INT. BREAK ROOM — DAY. A coworker asks for a favor. Mary is on break. These two facts are in direct conflict.

INT. AIRPORT TERMINAL — DAY. A stranger sits down, offers chips, and ends up saying everything she's been carrying alone.