June 2003. In the final month of their one-year stay in Fiji, independent filmmakers John and Janet Pearson, along with their two children, led a documentary production team. John has been screening free movies at the 180 Meridian cinema with 288 seats in the remote village of Natokalan on Taverny Island. Reality breaks into heaven: their home is stolen, local Catholic priests criticize John's plan, their daughter's behavior may threaten her friend's reputation, and John's irritable personality comes with it. In this context, Fijians mock three stinky cobblers, Buster Keaton, and John, who completed ten films in ten days: Is film important?