Description

In the summer of 1963, twelve-year-old Cork O’Connor discovers the body of a respected man hanging from a tree in an abandoned logging camp. As his father—the local sheriff—leads an investigation that points to suicide, Cork senses something deeper is wrong and starts asking questions of his own. The closer they get, the more the mystery forces them to confront family truths, small-town tensions, and the painful stakes of justice when cultural and legal lines overlap.