A Hungarian family of six relocates to Vancouver Island. Jeremy, the eldest brother, is distant and withdrawn, his gaze erratic. Through the eyes of Sasha — the younger sister and a secondary character — Sophy Romvari brings us face to face with the aftershocks of this intimate earthquake. Blue Heron, her feature debut, intertwines the sounds of childhood and the slow aging of memories with the utopia of understanding imposed by adulthood.