Westerly

In a poignant tale of survival and family dynamics, two German sisters arrive in Ireland as child refugees in 1946, marking the beginning of a journey shaped by secrets and sacrifices. Decades later, Faye Sullivan's tranquil life in Maine is disrupted by the revelation of an old Irish newspaper clipping, which brings buried truths to the surface and challenges her family’s bonds. As tragedy unfolds, Faye is forced to confront her past—a summer in West Cork filled with adventure and heartache—that threatens everything she holds dear. This touching saga navigates themes of identity and reconciliation, ultimately exploring what it truly means to find one’s home.