Mer

In a sun-scorched coastal town, a restless, eighteen-year-old girl returns to her homeland after years away, carrying a quiet ache and simple questions about belonging. A long-quiet summer unfolds as she reconnects with a cousin and the close-knit circle that once felt like family. Between blistering days on the sand and the hush of late-night conversations, she searches for her own voice, navigating memory, forgiveness, and the gravity of choices made in youth. The landscape mirrors her inner shift—blinding light, shifting currents, and the gradual unearthing of truths that reshape what home means. Quiet, intimate, and human.