Solina

A quiet coastal town becomes a cradle of mystery when a grieving botanist discovers an ancient grove whose plants glow with strange memory. As she investigates, snippets of forgotten summers seep into the present, conjuring faces from her past and lifting long-buried regrets. A tense neighborly enclave, a reluctant journalist, and a child with an uncanny ability to hear plants speak converge on a fragile truth: memory can heal, but it demands a price. With time blurring the line between science and folklore, the story threads hope and vulnerability into a lyrical, suspenseful journey toward reconciliation and renewal.