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- The romantic reunion of Ben Santhanaraj and Suzanne Hopper is thwarted when Suzanne's boss asks her to work during their holiday road trip.
- ShortAs Black men we constantly wrestle with the insatiable desire to keep moving when deep down our strength comes in our rest. Despite the struggle, we seek to understand where this feeling originated and along the way the question is clear: Is it the nature of the world we're born into or the nurture of the one who raised us? And if we can choose rest, why not choose today? The film travels through the emotional wave of what it means to be, as James Baldwin so famously stated, "a Negro in this country and to be relatively conscious is to be in a state of rage almost, almost all of the time - and in one's work. And part of the rage is this: It isn't only what is happening to you. But it's what's happening all around you and all of the time in the face of the most extraordinary and criminal indifference, indifference of most white people in this country, and their ignorance. Now, since this is so, it's a great temptation to simplify the issues under the illusion that if you simplify them enough, people will recognize them. I think this illusion is very dangerous because, in fact, it isn't the way it works. A complex thing can't be made simple. You simply have to try to deal with it in all its complexity and hope to get that complexity across."