Rebecca Road

In 1956 Scituate, Massachusetts, Irish American widow Cathe Flanagan grapples with loneliness as a violent storm leads to a shipwreck, bringing a group of rescued Italian sailors—and unexpected change—into her life. As Cathe finds comfort in one sailor following a traumatic incident, she faces the reality of fleeting love against the backdrop of the relentless sea. Inspired by true events, "Rebecca Road," penned by Mary Ford, explores themes of second chances and the emotional tides that shape our lives in a captivating, historically grounded narrative.