Featuring a post-film Q&A with Director Sierra Falconer
As a single summer unfolds around Green Lake, the lives of its residents and visitors intertwine in moments of
change and self-discovery. A girl bonds with her grandparents through sailing and birding, a boy battle for first chair at a prestigious arts camp, a fisherman and a young mother are an odd pair in pursuit of adventure and the perfect catch, and two sisters savor their final days running a bed-and-breakfast before college pulls them apart.
Wistful, nostalgic, and rich with a sense of place, Sunfish (& Other Stories on Green Lake) invites us into a unique community united by a fleeting season. First-time feature writer and director Sierra Falconer has crafted an elegant collection of interconnected tales —a tender ode to an idyllic, yet imperfect, corner of Northern Michigan.
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