Berry Pickers

1960s. During the summer season, hundreds of Native American families arrive at the blueberry fields in the state of Maine to earn money picking berries. Six-year-old Joe, who works alongside everyone, is tasked with looking after his younger sister Ruthie. One day, the boy briefly leaves the girl sitting on their favorite rock, and… Ruthie disappears without a trace. From this moment on, Joe will blame himself for his sister's abduction and run from this guilt. Meanwhile, not far from the berry fields, in the suburbs of Boston, a girl named Norma is growing up. She is the only and long-awaited child in a wealthy family – previously, infants were stillborn. Norma is wise beyond her years and loves her parents, but she is troubled by strange vivid dreams of blue fields; missing childhood photographs... Her parents are hiding something from her, and it will take her decades to unravel this mystery.