The O’Briens, a typical suburban family of mom, dad, 2 teenagers

and grandpa, find themselves consumed with work, civic duties,

school studies, sports, and a sudden experience of loss and grief.

In an attempt to regain some normalcy of family life, while at the

same time nurture a business relationship, mom Sharon, and dad

Bob, plan a trip to their newly acquired fishing camp.

Joining them is the Farrin family and Bob’s client, Ronald, Megan, and their

socially awkward son, Edward. The O’Brien teens, Ashley and Jack, are not

enthused with spending the weekend with Edward.

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When their trip is unexpectedly delayed by a traffic jam at a bridge,

frustration ensues and tempers flare. Sharon, showing visceral strain

of trying to pull the family back together, begins to display an

unpleasant side of her personality, causing further discord amongst

the group.

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Stranded until further notice, everyone exits their vehicles to relieve

tensions and find a peaceful retreat. As the group disperses, events

lead to a surprising understanding of one another in ways they never

expected.

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When a shocking emergency occurs, Sharon leads the charge to unite

the group to help. The intensity of the incident, brings Sharon to an

emotional revelation. Everyone is touched by the realization that we,

as humans and mankind have more in common with one another

than we ever really understood; kindness, acceptance, and the

comfort of being who we are, where we are. And we are all OK.