Along The Mystic River

Riley's move to a quaint small town is driven by health issues, but her impulsive mansion purchase clashes with the community's charm. Quinn, a local contractor, is frustrated by her inability to reclaim her family's historic home, now owned by the city girl who disregards its legacy. As tensions rise, Quinn grapples with her connection to Mystic and the newcomer, leading to a conflict between past and present, belonging and alienation. Their intertwined fates challenge both women to confront their desires and the meaning of home.