Every where we look. Martine Kropkowski. 2024.

A year after a tragic incident splintered their friendship, three women travel to Marcos, a regional town, in an attempt to reconnect. 

Melissa has slept much of the past twelve months away, and she hopes this weekend will help her re-emerge from the depression she’s been living with.

Bridie worries that she is not a good enough mother. She worries about most things really, but she’s dealing with things just fine. At least that’s what she tells herself.

What Cassandra really needs is a break, so she’s come away to forget it all, to enjoy a cab sav and an open fire and the company of her long-lost friends.

This weekend is about being together, about enjoying their friendship the way they used to, while not - at any cost - having to address the reason for the distance between them. But when they witness a young girl being coerced into a car by a man she fears, they are forced to reckon with the chasm of grief and trauma that’s kept them apart.