The Myth of Fingerprints

A story of reunion and turmoil, the film focuses on a New England family that struggles to maintain harmony during their annual Thanksgiving gathering. The tense atmosphere is further heightened when the prodigal son, who has been absent for three years, finally returns home. As the family members gather around the table, lingering resentments and past traumas start to surface, exposing the deep fissures within their relationships. Through an intricate portrayal of human connections and familial bonds, the movie delves into themes such as forgiveness, acceptance, and the complexities of love amidst adversity. As the holiday unfolds, the characters find themselves confronted with difficult truths about their past and present, ultimately facing a cathartic moment that may bring them closer or drive them further apart.