A hapless American expat in Hong Kong sets out to make a documentary about an international art fair but finds himself out of his depth. He turns the camera on himself and the film becomes a deeply personal and unexpectedly comedic story about authenticity, heartbreak and that time he got lost in a shopping mall.

And in honor of ‘Leave the Bus’ making its debut at the upcoming SXSW Film Festival, we are proud to bring our readers the first look at the film’s trailer. In the doc, filmmaker Andrew Hevia finds himself in Hong Kong, as he attempts to create a documentary about an international art fair. However, once the culture shock sets in, leading to him getting lost in a massive shopping mall, as well as other uncomfortable situations, ‘Leave the Bus’ becomes much more about Hevia’s experiences in the foreign culture and less about the art that he, obviously, is not prepared to cover.

Hevia has previously worked on documentary shorts, but is probably best known as one of the producers attached to Barry Jenkins’ Oscar-winning film, “Moonlight.” However, on ‘Leave the Bus,’ audiences will get to see a deeply personal and sometimes horribly comedic look at the filmmaker’s life outside of his producing background.

“Leave the Bus Through the Broken Window” is set to premiere on Saturday, March 9. Hopefully, it won’t be long for audiences outside of SXSW to get a chance to check out Hevia’s intriguing doc.