In the Lowcountry, rising sea levels and increased storm threats continue to disproportionately impact Gullah Geechee communities through further displacement and loss of culture. While caring for his forgetful mother, a son weathers the tides of change threatening his Gullah Geechee home and way of life.

Director bio:

Tyquan D. Morton - a Charleston, South Carolina native - is a literary artist and filmmaker, whose work moves between poetry, multimedia installation and film to explore collective memory, communal intimacy, and the living traditions of the Black American experience.