On Sydney's Coogee Beach, everyday life unfolds: families resting, a boy greeting the waves with open arms, a woman writing, and a small shrine where neighbours and strangers lay their hopes. In a tense world, these ordinary gestures feel like quiet vows to keep one another safe. Shot on film, salt haze binds them into one wish: shelter—not from the sea, but within it—the courage, tenderness, and community that let a city breathe.