Sonya G. Rosen

A tragic folk tale story about community, ritual, growing into your own and the hazards of all three.

In the early 60s, an unemployed husband and father fights with increasing feelings of shame and unworthiness as his family deals with rising economic hardship. As social and personal pressures rise, he makes an irreversible decision.

A deadly assassin tasked with killing her partner opts to save him instead.

Mia and Heloïse, teens on the verge of adulthood, are forced to spend the summer together in the South of France. As they navigate their resentment of the other, they discover they have more in common than just their respective parents' deteriorating marriages.