Edinburgh

Twelve-year-old Fee, a shy Korean American boy and newly appointed section leader in his local boys' choir, grapples with shame after witnessing the abusive treatment of his peers without speaking up. The subsequent events lead him to question his choices deeply, especially after a tragedy strikes his best friend Peter. As Fee builds a new life years later, he encounters a student reminiscent of Peter, prompting a confrontation with his unresolved past. This powerful narrative explores themes of guilt, forgiveness, and the enduring impact of silence.