The year is 2021 and the money is still green. The fully privatized city
of Tulsa, OK, is home to Sara Paige Christie, a teenage girl with her
heart set on a film career in L.A. and her camera trained on the
graffiti-covered walls of the city's outskirts. In pursuit of a
documentary subject that might propel her from college hopeful to film
school admittee at USC, Sara has focused her ambitions upon a singularly
ubiquitous tag--WH2RR From the facades of storefronts to the walls of
public restrooms, the tag is appearing nearly everywhere. Its stark
all-capital letters and demanding question marks have captured Sara's
imagination, even as the private security personnel of Free Force Tulsa
(FFT) scramble to eliminate the marks with power washers, gray-overs,
and full censorship, stripping even photographs of the tags from the
locally accessible Internet.Sara has no doubt that there is meaning
hidden in plain sight, and she sets off on a mission to find the person
behind the mysterious tags while balancing an already full life: her
final exams, her wild best friend, a physical fitness test that
threatens her GPA, and a family that seems almost oblivious to what's
happening just down the street from their suburban home.With the
exception, perhaps, of her father.A retired Marine turned FFT
investigator, Sara's dad has been on the trail of the graffiti artist
for his own professional reasons. And if he knows what's going on, he's
not telling Sara.And they're not the only ones on the hunt...Tensions
are rising in town and beyond. Between the machinations of the city's
home-grown megachurch, Chosen Hill, and the movements of a growing camp
of homeless citizens parked just beyond Tulsa's comfort and security,
life in Tulsa is about to become very interesting, and Sara just might
be in the right place to catch it all on film...... but only if she
survives.
