Reed Harkness, a Portland-based filmmaker, grew up with a camera in hand, using it to document his family's struggle following his mother's mysterious disappearance. In an emotional journey, he discusses how filmmaking became a means for him and his brother to cope with grief and seek answers. The podcast dives into their contrasting approaches to loss, the complexities of family dynamics, and the quest for identity through storytelling. Reed also reflects on the importance of open dialogue in healing family wounds, inviting listeners to explore their own family secrets.