Bridges and Powerlines "National Fantasy" (Christopher Arcella, dir.)

Bridges and Powerlines’ “National Fantasy” is about the individual (and collective) search for meaning and home. It’s an ode to the dirt road each of us knows all too well, that journey of life that eventually finds friendly faces and familiar places changing. You can’t stop change; you can’t turn back time.

“National Fantasy” depicts a bearded traveler on a quest for direction. He returns to a place that looks like home, but it isn’t really a home anymore, and he moves on.

From Mitch Mosk's write-up: http://atwoodmagazine.com/national-fantasy-bridges-powerlines-premiere/