Unfulfilled in her work at the local diner, Alex Carlson feels like a tiger trapped in a cage. Her dream of leaving the town and pursuing an art career seems to be fading away. The only source of any artistic inspiration is an unfinished Kundalini mural painted on the side of a factory by a local artist in 1970s. Alex's dream is further threatened by the impending closure of the plastic bag factory on which the mural is painted. A sliver of hope emerges when prodigal son Chuck Crowley, the world famous photographer returns to Cooper Flats. Chuck fascinates Alex and introduces her to Tratak meditation technique he learned in India. Alex must embrace what's to come next and choose whether to finish her journey she left half way or not, while the world around her starts to fall apart.
Then Again
Unfulfilled in her work at the local diner, Alex Carlson feels like a tiger trapped in a cage. Her dream of leaving Cooper Flats to pursue an art career seems to be fading. A sliver of hope emerges when prodigal son Chuck Crowley returns.
