In a remote rural village, nine-year-old Lina lives with her aging adoptive grandparents, clinging to the fragile sense of belonging they provide. When the family takes in an abandoned baby boy, Lina becomes convinced that he is a weasel spirit sent to replace her. As fear, jealousy, and local folklore begin to consume her, Lina is driven toward a desperate act that blurs the line between protection and violence. Caught between imagination and reality, she must confront what she is willing to do to hold on to love.

In a state where abortion is forbidden, college student Laura discovers that she is unexpectedly pregnant. Desperate to take control of her future, she turns to her older sister, Moana, for help. As Laura navigates the dangerous and uncertain path to an illegal clinic, she faces mounting physical and emotional challenges—the stark reality of her circumstances and the haunting echoes of family trauma.

Sixteen-year-old Taozi moves with her family to California, settling into her father’s home, where he has already lived for five years. While waiting for her busy mother’s arrival, Taozi finds that years of separation have turned her father into a familiar stranger. When she discovers a romantic gift in his car meant for another woman, her sense of family begins to collapse.

On her birthday, Taozi tries to recover comforting memories but encounters only her father’s neglect and the devastating news of her parents’ divorce. That night, she runs away to the beach. Gazing at an ocean that feels both familiar and foreign, she decides to let the sea breeze carry away the past and embrace a new beginning.