Rosehead

Twelve-year-old Lilith Bloom feels lost in a world that often overlooks her true self. Misunderstood by those around her, she grapples with the effects of overmedication, which leaves her feeling more like a ghost than a girl. As she navigates her turbulent emotions and the complexities of adolescence, she clings to the hope that her family will one day recognize her for who she truly is.

The anticipated family reunion looms large in Lilith's mind, a chance for connections and healing. Yet, the thought of gathering with relatives often stirs a mixture of excitement and dread. With her heart heavy, she questions whether family can truly understand the pain and conflict that resides within her, or if they'll just see her as the troubled child they have always labeled her to be.

As Lilith embarks on a journey of self-discovery, she must confront not just her family's expectations but also her own fears and dreams. Throughout this journey, she seeks to break free from the confines of her prescribed identity, yearning to find her own voice amid the noise.