When It Rained for a Million Years

In a world where the boundaries of reality and imagination blur, a family navigates the extraordinary during a time marked by unending rains. The ordinary setting is laced with surreal moments as they share their home with a horse, adding an unexpected dynamic to their everyday lives. Each character grapples with their fears, dreams, and aspirations amid the storm, creating a tapestry of human experience that resonates deeply.

The backdrop of chaos is set by three children, blissfully unaware of the outside world as they nestle in their beds. Each riot—a metaphorical expression of their protected innocence—unfolds outside their safe haven, revealing the complexities of life and the safety of familial bonds.

Amid this vivid landscape emerges an unlikely protagonist: a tumbleweed. This seemingly insignificant entity becomes a symbol of resilience and adaptability, exploring a world that is both familiar and strange. With rich imagery and poignant storytelling, the narrative delves into themes of coexistence, childhood wonder, and the relentless passage of time.