“SITE is a product of my personal journey through pain. Wrestling with regret, self-judgment, and guilt, as I believe many of us do, I started to ask why the same negative outcomes visit us, no matter the number of perceived course corrections. Why do certain traumas revisit us again and again or in subtly different guises? I found recourse in metaphysics as I searched to understand why we are so often hopelessly entangled with the same problematic patterns in our lives. I looked to the Kabbalah, the Bhagavad Gita, and Buddhist texts concerning the concepts of karma, reincarnation, and the transmigration of souls. Did I find absolute answers? No. But I found the new questions I was asking to be even more interesting. SITE became my outlet for working out these timeless mysteries. Making the film was, in so many ways, an examination of the self-same themes that suffuse the story. SITE is an examination of why we sabotage ourselves and our relationships. While we do this with an inherently sci-fi (and hopefully thrilling) bent, my fellow filmmakers and I believe that SITE will connect with audiences on a deeper level. To borrow from Baynard Rustin, this film is about finding out the hard way that, indeed, we are all one.”