From a sleepy, rural town comes a tale of loyalty, family, and patriotism. One man farms the land of his ancestors with no other desire than to provide a simple life for his family, until his own brother is swept into insurrection against the forces of the town. This man must then decide where to place his allegiance; within the safety of the only home he has ever known, or amongst those who fight to raise themselves from the dirt. In the end, it is one’s conception of the value of home which defines the colors of the dust, and these colors are worn to the end of days.