It follows Candy, a woman haunted by painful memories of her father’s anger and abuse. Years after his death, she realizes she has never truly made peace with her past.
While on a beach vacation with her friend Lisa, Candy steps into the Atlantic Ocean — and the experience triggers vivid flashbacks of fear, pain, and silence from her childhood.
Through her time by the ocean, Candy is forced to confront the emotional storms she has carried all her life — the unanswered questions, the love she never received, and the anger that has quietly lived within her. Each wave becomes a metaphor for facing and releasing what’s been buried beneath the surface.
The story moves between memory and reflection, using the ocean as a living symbol of power, healing, and emotional renewal. As Candy battles both the waves and her past, she discovers something vital:
forgiveness and freedom come not from forgetting, but from facing the storm — and learning to breathe again.