In a rapidly urbanizing world, what does the future hold for traditional rural communities? On Fogo Island, a remote enclave off the coast of Newfoundland, the collapse of the cod fishing industry threatens to erode the island’s way of life. In response, architect Todd Saunders and social entrepreneur Zita Cobb join forces to create bold, innovative architecture that serves as a catalyst for social transformation. This visually stunning documentary takes viewers to the heart of Fogo Island, where locals collaborate with Saunders and Cobb to design and build an inn for contemporary artists. The film showcases a community’s perseverance to create “new things with old ways.”