Dealing with the deblilitating effects of mental illness, this short film traces a day in the life of Callum, a young father.
He is on the way to see his wife Maggie who works at Melbourne's International Airport, with his children: Six year old Olivia and four year old Benji.
Callum is not himself and he knows it. All he can do is follow the instructions as given to him by them.
Maggie will understand. At least that what he hopes. Because they are beginning to run out of patience.
Gabriel and Trini have journeyed to Vietnam to find their wayward friend Hugh.
Last sighted in a hotel for backpackers in Hanoi, the inexperienced travellers begin their search trying to recount and trace the steps of the missing man.
Faced with a daunting challenge, they begin to work slowly backwards through the web of locals and foreigners who may have crossed paths with him.
Battling language barriers, stifling heat and their own fading hopes they meet the mysterious Hai, a young man attending the local university.
Just when all appears lost, he just might provide The Hai Way Home for them all.
The Hai Way Home is a story about loss, risk and stepping outside of your comfort zone. All in the name of self-discovery.
