Apart

Cabe Wray gave up job and career to reinvest himself in the search for his long-lost twin sister Gail.

His company's annual sales meeting had started well. Good food, lots of laughs with his sales team and company colleagues. Last year was a tough one for sales, and Wray was looking forward to a better year. It had been three years since he hit his quota targets and got his bonus payout.

Now 61, Wray prided himself on his accomplishments. Selling technology products came naturally to him.

At the meeting, Wray's company announced a complete reorganization. Wray got a new manager. Sales targets were raised. New products were on hold. And he's told to relocate from Southern California to the Midwest.

Overnight Wray walks away from it all.

After years of fruitless effort, on the advice of a friend Wray hires Arturo Fonseca, a film director, and Kelsey Graf, an actor, to create an Internet video that may help Wray find Gail. What Wray does not anticipate - how the creative process would break open his attitudes and reveal his own role in Gail's disappearance.