L'estate dei mirtilli

In July 1962, the serene landscapes of Maine become the backdrop for a journey filled with cultural richness and personal discovery. A family from the Mi’kmaq tribe, creating connections to their ancestral roots, navigates the complexities of their identity within a rapidly changing world. The family's story weaves through the vibrant tapestry of summer, exploring the lush wilderness where blueberries flourish. These small fruits symbolize not just sustenance but also resilience and hope.

As they settle into their new surroundings, the family's experiences bring to light the hardships and triumphs of indigenous life during a transitional era. With each encounter, they confront the lingering shadows of history while embracing the warmth of community and tradition. This poignant narrative encapsulates the joys and challenges faced by the Mi’kmaq people, reminding readers of the significance of heritage and the beauty of connection to both land and family.