Summer 1993

Overview

Following the death of her mother, six-year-old Frida moves to the countryside to stay with her uncle's family. Struggling with grief and the loss of her past life, she grapples with feelings of isolation and longing for her mother. As she navigates this unfamiliar environment, Frida's attempts to adjust are met with challenges, highlighting the complexities of childhood emotions in the face of tragedy. Through tender moments and emotional upheaval, she seeks to find her place in a new world while holding tightly to the memories of her mother.