They Almost Always Come Home

When Libby's husband Greg goes missing during a two-week canoe trip in the Canadian wilderness, authorities quickly dismiss it as a case of a man escaping his unfulfilling life. Struggling with the weight of their daughter's tragic death, for which Greg bears responsibility, Libby seeks help from her wilderness-savvy father-in-law and her devoted best friend to uncover the truth behind his disappearance. Their journey not only challenges Libby's understanding of her husband but also reshapes her beliefs, leading to profound revelations.