One Drift and We All Go Home

This film tells the story of commercial fishermen in Kenai, Alaska, during July 1998, who are facing financial hardship after nine days of fishing regulations. While these workers grapple with the loss of nearly a year’s income, unregulated sportfishermen thrive nearby, highlighting the stark contrasts in the fishing industry.

Directed by Cataract Pictures, One Drift and We All Go Home features actors Thom Hilton, Lisa Davis, and Terri Findley. The film's combination of historical context and personal stories makes it a unique exploration of the fishing industry's challenges and the impact of regulatory decisions on families and communities involved in commercial fishing.