Blue Heron

In the late 90s, eight-year-old Sasha (Eylul Guven) moves with her Canadian-Hungarian family to the idyllic Vancouver Island. Clear skies, endless nature, and carefree days at the beach form the backdrop of her childhood. She plays with her siblings, cautiously makes friends, and explores the freedom of her new home. But beneath the surface, an invisible threat is palpable. Sasha's older stepbrother Jeremy (Edik Beddoes) struggles with himself, and his increasingly difficult, unpredictable behavior puts pressure on the family. It casts a shadow over their new life. Sasha does not understand what troubles him, yet she seeks his closeness. In a rare moment of connection, Jeremy gives her a small, stolen piece of jewelry. A fragile symbol of love, loss, and a yearning for understanding.