Mars team, Mars team, be advised,
stay at your consoles.
T-minus 10 seconds.
Can I ask you a question?
Of course, go ahead.
Do you ever miss home?
Three, two, one.
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Hana, come on, let's go.
Come on, Joon.
Thanks.
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Almost at the new house, guys.
Home sweet home.
Come on, girls.
Joon, that one goes with me into the kitchen.
Hana, take that upstairs into your room.
Um, what are you doing?
I wanna see what's up there, pass me that box.
No way.
It smells like old people up here.
Carly once said she found a dead body in an attic.
Really?
That's what she told me.
What's that?
So it says here that these are frequencies.
It also says here it's illegal to operate
a ham radio without a license.
This is november, alpha...
This is november, alpha, one, sierra, sierra.
Do you copy?
I saw that written in here.
Hello?
Mission control.
Hello?
Are you okay?
It'll probably work better outside.
November, alpha, one, sierra, sierra?
Hello?
There's a chance it will rain today,
and then on Sunday...
Hana, are you ready to go?
Joon, hurry up, we're gonna be late!
We have to get rid of these lunches,
they smell horrible to other people.
But I'm hungry.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I shouldn't be laughing.
It was so funny.
Let's go sit with those girls.
I don't know.
Come on, it's not a big deal.
You go ahead.
Fine, wish me luck.
She'll have friends.
Like, one isn't going to ruin your life.
- Hi, I'm Joon, I'm new here. - I'm Christine.
- Did you see Mr. K today? - Yeah.
- I think he has a wig. - Really? I didn't even notice.
So, that girl Christine invited me over,
- do you wanna come? - Maybe next time.
Okay, well, tell mom I'll be home before dinner.
You know how she gets.
And there's a series of high speeds.
Hey, what are you doing with my truck?
Uh, nothing, sorry.
Hey, you all right?
Why are you sitting out here with the trash?
Uh, no reason.
Well, you hungry?
Carl, how many times do I have to tell you?
You can't keep your dentures on the table.
- It's only soup. - It's common sense.
Pretty exciting stuff, ain't it?
I still remember when they launched a monkey into space, 1948.
He was catapulted into that black abyss that
floats over us, and he never came back.
Here, dad, don't forget to take these.
But in that moment, the little chimp became
a space pioneer for future monkeys like us.
Ignore him.
Pancakes are the secret for a long life.
My mom says ginseng is.
Doesn't sound as delicious as pancakes.
She says it cures everything from
colds to heartbreak.
What's that?
Oh, it's just this old radio I found.
I haven't seen this model for ages.
You know about these things?
"Know about these things?"
I'm old, of course I know about these things.
Oh, and there's this notebook with
all these codes in it.
There's this one I heard on the radio.
- November, alpha, one... - Sierra, sierra.
Yeah, how did you know?
Well, you were talking to that black abyss
that the monkey had lead us to.
Space?
Space.
I'm not sure if this is working.
The new antenna should be helping, do it again.
November, alpha, one, sierra, sierra, do you copy?
Daniel looks like Jack.
He's blonde and he has, I think he has blue eyes.
November, alpha, one, sierra, sierra.
But he's cuter and they're brothers.
Maybe we calculate the time of day wrong.
What is she doing now?
Um, I'm not actually sure.
November, alpha, one, sierra, sierra, do you copy?
- I think she made contact. - That picture is awesome.
Send it to me.
November alpha, one, sierra, sierra.
- Joon, Joon, where were you? - Out.
- What do you mean out, with who? - It's Friday night.
- Were you smoking? - No.
- You reek of cigarettes. - Mom.
Dinner's ready.
Hello there.
So I have this new antenna design we can try.
That was the Dayton hamvention, 1997.
That was a good year.
Um, I've been thinking,
and, you should have this.
Well, I have one already.
I'll just leave it here then.
I'm becoming the weird kid at school.
You know who was weird?
Einstein was weird, Picasso, Mozart.
A bunch of weirdos!
You know, you remind me a lot of my daughter
when she was your age.
You may not see it now, but one day, when you look back,
you'll be grateful for being weird.
Let's try this new antenna.
So if I go to a more open clearing,
I can get a better connection?
Exactly, the trees and buildings around
here are obstructing the signal
as the International Space Station passes by.
There's only a short window of time to make the connection.
7:03 p.m., pointing upward,
following a northeastern path.
There.
Let me try it.
Why are you hitting it like that?
Back in the day, when our electronics malfunctioned,
we give 'em a good old fashion whack.
Weather station, partly sunny,
temperature, 86, mostly sunny skies.
Temperature, 82. Winds south at five miles an hour.
Temperature, 86.
What would you ask the astronauts on the ISS?
I think I'd ask them how it looks from out there.
In the great framework of things,
a life is only a fraction of a second.
In a universe, that's almost 14 billion years old.
I'd like to hear from someone outside of everything.
Oh, my gosh.
Someone who understands what really matters.
Hi Katie, I'm Lily, nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
I've left a list of phone numbers and
emergency contacts beside the tv.
And here is money for pizza tonight. Where are my keys?
Let me guess, you must be... Joon?
Hana.
Darn, well, I had a 50% chance.
Joon is working on a science project until about 5:00 tonight.
Call me if you need anything.
Hana, I'm working a double tonight on the base.
I'll be home in the morning.
You girls be good, all right?
I wonder how many animals died to make this coat?
Oh, my goodness. Picture, two.
All right, let me see how it looks.
- Okay, #hotstuff. - Yeah, I know.
I wish my mom would let me get a cellphone.
Yeah, my mom's all right like that,
but she checks it, like, every day,
so I have to delete everything.
- You don't have a phone? - No.
- That sucks. - Yeah, it does.
- Hana would love this. - Oh, my God.
- You look exactly like your sister. - I would put that down.
- What do you think? - Super cute, I would get it.
- It's $18. - You can't afford that.
- What are you doing? - What? It's no big deal.
It's just a shirt, besides, I can totally outrun that guy.
It's not a big deal. We do it all the time.
You know there are security cameras everywhere, right?
- Go, go, go, go. - Come on.
- Oh, hey, you must be Joon. - Yeah.
I'm Katie, your babysitter.
Hana is upstairs if you wanted to know.
- Thanks. - Great.
Hana?
Albert, do you copy?
Hana?
It's Hana, will you be by your radio tonight?
- Of course, over. - Over and out.
Hello?
Joon?
Hana?
Where did you get a ham radio?
I found one at a thrift store.
It was supposed to be for you.
Where are you anyway?
I'm trying to get a better signal so I'm
going to the top of the mountain.
Um, why?
There's just someone I really have to talk to.
How can I help?
- Do you see a telephone pole near you? - Yeah.
There should be a hiking path that starts there.
I found it.
Hana?
Did you hear how loud that thunder was?
- I mean, where's Hana? - Uh, she's not feeling well.
She's been in the bathroom for a while.
All right, I hadn't seen her for
a little bit so got a little worried.
Hello? Yeah, no, no.
We haven't lost power yet.
Hana, are you there?
Hana?
Hana, are you there?
Alright, jig's up. I know one of you isn't here.
She's in the basement.
I'm calling your mother.
Come on!
Albert?
Joon?
Hello?
Your mom's gonna kill me.
"How do you lose a kid?"
Joon! Where's your sister?
Really Joon, why up the mountain?
She wanted to get a better connection.
- To talk to the space station. - Why the space station?
Turn left up here.
Albert?
Hana, are you all right?
A little soaked from the storm, but I'm all right.
Go to frequency 144.49.
Joon, do you copy?
Hello?
Joon, are you there?
Hana? I'm here with mom.
Hana?
You're grounded... for the rest of the year.
I know.
Mom, I gotta go. And I promise I'll get home soon.
Just tune into frequency 144.49, okay?
November, alpha, one, sierra, sierra, do you copy?
This is november, alpha, one, sierra, sierra.
We hear you loud and clear aboard the
International Space Station, over.
Hi, this is Hana Seung. Can I ask you a question?
Of course, go ahead.
What does the Earth look like from way up there?
It's bright and colorful.
Hopeful.
It looks like home.
Do you ever miss home?
I do, I think about it a lot.
As a kid, I really struggled to find where I fit in the world.
I feel like that sometimes, too.
For me, I just had to change my perspective.
And now, whenever I think of the word home,
I don't think of a place.
I think of my family.
Of my mother, of my sister.
It took me years to realize that a home can
change over time, that it isn't a destination
or a location.
T-minus ten seconds.
And once you find that place,
home is anywhere you make it.
3, 2, 1...
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