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In a sun-drenched coastal town, a restless young documentary filmmaker returns home to the quiet that once defined him, only to discover a series of lost signals and half-remembered stories haunting the shoreline. As he interviews neighbors, he uncovers a web of vanished ferry routes, buried grievances, and a decades-old pact that reshapes the present. With time slipping like tide, he learns that truth is stitched from fragments—maps, voices, photographs—each tiny clue steering him toward a reckoning that could redefine family, memory, and belonging. A luminous, intimate drama about connection, memory, and the price of honesty.