The Beach House

Cara Rudland had hoped to escape the turmoil and expectations that came with her Southern upbringing. After a series of unfortunate events in Chicago forced her hand, she found herself heading back to the Lowcountry, where summers were filled with joy and nostalgia from her youth. Upon arriving, Cara reconnects with her mother Lovie, who has been providing a nurturing environment for her young and expectant friend Toy at their quaint beachside dwelling. The picturesque scenery of the region serves as both a comforting reminder of old times and an enveloping force that draws Cara back into the complexities she had left behind, urging her to confront unresolved issues and family tensions. As relationships are rekindled and new bonds form, Cara must navigate this intricate web of emotions and connections while grappling with the reality of her present situation in contrast with her aspirations. The film explores themes of family bonds, personal growth, and the challenges one faces when returning to their roots.