At the Gila River concentration camp during World War II, a 17-year-old Japanese American musician with a magical ability to compose and perform powerful lullabies devises a clever solution to the threats he receives from insecure fellow male detainees.

An orchestra tries to pull off an impossible feat: summoning a god.

Following through on her dreams to be on the water, a girl working on a ship discovers a dark secret about the ocean.

Upon escaping from a plantation, a boy discovers his true self in nature.

A father tells his daughter about the night of shootiing stars.

A girl ponders the rightness of her ancestors' decision to stop the government from taking their land—by destroying their land.