Oli (2026)

Haunted by the loss of a fellow fighter and crushed under the weight of self-reproach, a Native Hawaiian veteran steps back onto familiar shores. Battling invisible wounds and persistent survivor’s remorse, he fights to recalibrate his life on sacred soil, yet finds himself increasingly isolated from his mother, extended family, and teenage circle. Noticing his quiet struggle, his mother introduces him to an age-old remedy: the grounding rhythm of traditional chanting. As legacy meets modern trauma, can inherited wisdom pave the way for true recovery?