A man, a truck, and a town that remembers. The Watchers of Fairhaven is a cinematic, haunting-but-grounded story about regret, second chances, and choosing to live forward. It isn’t a ghost story so much as a reckoning: a diner-booth conversation between younger and older selves, a ledger of choices paid for, and a decision to stop waiting and start living. Grounded, eerie, and quietly hopeful, it’s for anyone who traded dreams for “security” and wondered what it cost. Fairhaven isn’t on a map; it’s the crossroads between who you were and who you still have time to be. You can’t outrun yourself—but you can decide what happens next.
A man, a truck, and a town that remembers. The Watchers of Fairhaven is a cinematic, haunting-but-grounded story about regret, second chances, and choosing to live forward. It isn’t a ghost story so much as a reckoning: a diner-booth conversation between younger and older selves, a ledger of choices paid for, and a decision to stop waiting and start living. Grounded, eerie, and quietly hopeful, it’s for anyone who traded dreams for “security” and wondered what it cost. Fairhaven isn’t on a map; it’s the crossroads between who you were and who you still have time to be. You can’t outrun yourself—but you can decide what happens next.
