When her husband becomes gravely ill, Rora travels to rural Michigan to find their estranged son, a combat veteran drawn into a militia led by his former sergeant. With a pivotal recall election approaching, her search becomes a race to uncover the group's plans—and reach her son before family secrets and political violence collide. Rora combines the urgency of a political thriller with the emotional intimacy of a family drama, offering grounded, character-driven suspense for audiences drawn to stories with contemporary resonance. Exploring radicalization, the wounds of war, and the fragile bonds between parents and children, the film asks what it takes to find common ground when the people we love seem beyond reach.