What We Call Home (2026)

Set against the rugged coastline of Oʻahu, an independent, roofless settlement thrives far from the tourist trail. When official eviction threats close in, the tight-knit group must navigate the friction between treasured traditions and an unpredictable tomorrow. Through the perspectives of a steadfast elder, a teenager crossing into adulthood, a lighthearted younger sister, and the paternal figure guiding their shared life, the narrative explores how each individual reconstructs the idea of home. Ultimately, the story demonstrates that true belonging extends beyond physical structures, thriving instead on memory, resilience, and the enduring connections that hold a community together.