Filmed on a road trip through the striking landscape of Western Canada, the documentary pays homage to outdoor adventures shared over the course of Johnson and Moon’s fifteen year friendship. The photographers met in 2005 on what Johnson describes as his first real photography assignment, when Moon’s diagnosis was still recent.

Released at the height of the Covid-19 crisis, Moon’s story reminded us that human struggle is universal, and once it passes, can bring us to recalibrate our priorities in pursuit of deeper meaning and connection. Johnson’s work as a documentary filmmaker elicited wanderlust from even the most homebodied viewer - capturing raw and realistic renderings of adventure during a time when travel and movement were limited.