Chorus

In Chorus, the seven Shaw siblings navigate the complex aftermath of their mother's mysterious death and a sister's teenage scandal, as they recount their intertwined memories from the early twentieth century to the 1950s. As they step into adulthood, they each take on various roles—caretaker, addict, academic, and more—while grappling with themes of loss, healing, and the unbreakable bonds of family. This poignant tale explores the dynamics of familial relationships amid divorce, drama, and the pursuit of understanding what home truly means. Through their collective journeys, they uncover the paradox of love and sorrow that shapes every family.