When a washed-out actor kidnaps a Hollywood producer in a moment of desperation, his unwilling roommates are forced to help him improvise the worst career move imaginable.

In one of America’s wealthiest counties, Prathertown is a historic Black community founded after the Civil War by formerly enslaved members of the Prather family. Despite redlining, segregation, and underinvestment, the community has remained united, preserving its land and legacy. This documentary celebrates Prathertown’s resilience and its enduring pursuit of justice across generations.

While persevering to build community between two cultures, what does it look like to “plant a tree for the next generation, even if you may not sit in its shade”? This documentary asks the challenging question: “What is the cost of saying ‘yes’?”