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As the contradictions in her family’s story finally begin to make sense, Krystal must put together the last pieces of her sister’s disappearance and decide what she is willing to risk to expose the truth.
When new information forces Krystal to reconsider the past, she must revisit what she thought she knew about her sister and her family to uncover the details that only make sense in hindsight.
As new questions point back to the people closest to her, Krystal must unravel her family’s competing loyalties to learn which relationships protect her, and which keep her from the truth.
When her search for her sister brings violence closer to home, Krystal must continue questioning the people she trusts while her family reckons with another devastating loss.
Returning home to investigate her missing sister, Krystal must navigate the family and faith she walked away from, including a father who questions her intentions.
When a call from her mother turns her sister’s disappearance into Krystal’s next case, the recently blinded detective must rely on a new partner as she prepares to return to the family she left behind.
Ryan sits down with Sebastian Salazar to discuss "Oppenheimer" and its numerous ethical ponderings.
Ryan sits down with Nicholas Wu to discuss "Parasite" and the nuances of international film.
Ryan sits down with Athena Cheris to discuss “The Hurt Locker” and the war movie genre.
Ryan sits down with Blake Douglas to discuss “Titanic” and the state of epic movies.
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ROAR Studios produces podcasts covering topics on the minds of LMU students. By students, for students, there’s a podcast series here for you.