Summer 1993

In this poignant coming-of-age story, when six-year-old Frida's world comes crashing down after her mother's passing, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery and growth as she is sent to live with her uncle's family in the serene countryside. The picturesque surroundings offer a stark contrast to the heartache that Frida carries within her, yet they also provide a nurturing environment for healing and understanding.As the narrative unfolds, it becomes increasingly apparent that the young girl's emotional struggle to let go of her mother's memory is met with tender moments of solace, warmth, and unexpected friendships in her new home. The film subtly explores themes of grief, resilience, and the interconnectedness of family, all while maintaining an authentic and heartfelt portrayal of a child's innermost turmoil.Through stunning cinematography and powerful performances, viewers are taken on a bittersweet emotional ride that celebrates the complexities and beauty of life, loss, and growth. This is not just Frida's story but also an intimate portrayal of human experiences that resonate with audiences worldwide.