At a dusty desert drive-in, a weary teenager and a steadfast theater owner share parallel reflections on nostalgia, technology, our media consumption habits, and the fading glow of stories told under the California stars.

The Skyline drifts between memory and observation, layering sound and image into a cinematic portrait of a place suspended between decline and resilience. The film asks if a generation distracted by its hyper-digital mass media world will rescue these spaces or simply scroll past and let them fade into memory.