Snakehead

Bernie Garfield finds himself drawn back to the scenic shores of Maine's Saco River, burdened by memories of loss and violence. Once a place of solace, the river becomes a haunting reminder of the relationships that were shattered and the brutality that tore him apart from those he cherished. As he navigates the twists of both the water and his past, Bernie must confront the painful truths that linger in the shadows.

The journey back is not merely a physical return; it's an emotional reckoning fraught with regret and unresolved conflicts. With the river flowing as a constant companion, Bernie immerses himself in the sights and sounds of a place that holds the echoes of love and tragedy. Each visit to the river brings him closer to understanding the depths of his grief and the strength of his resilience.

Through a vivid exploration of place and memory, Bernie's story delves deep into the complexities of human connection and the formidable power of forgiveness. As he grapples with the ghosts of his past, the river becomes a symbol of both danger and redemption, leading him to a transformative realization about life, loss, and the possibility of healing.