Synopsis

The family’s life was a simple joy, a shared pleasure, until the death of their youngest, Gelli. This loss shattered their peaceful existence, and Marianne found herself withdrawing from everything—from her husband Jude, and even from her other son, Sydney. Can a mother truly relinquish the memory of a cherished child, allowing the sharp edges of grief to soften with time? Or will Marianne’s sorrow for her lost daughter prove too profound, poisoning her relationships with the living and leaving