In a small Welsh village surrounded by majestic green hills, a young boy named Huw Morgan recounts the story of his childhood and the impact of change on his community. Life in the valley is peaceful, but the arrival of industrialization brings a series of conflicts that disrupt the harmony of the place. The Morgan family, composed of a strong father, a loving mother, and a group of siblings, faces daily challenges as they struggle to maintain their unity and traditions.
Huw, portrayed by an unforgettable young actor, watches as his father, a miner, becomes embroiled in a labor dispute and how the fight for workers' rights divides the community. As time goes by, the boy feels powerless in the face of his family's suffering and the changes that threaten their home. Amid the joys of his first friendship and lost loves, Huw learns valuable lessons about life, resilience, and the importance of family.
The film is filled with poignant moments, from family celebrations to the devastating effects of industrialization, creating a nostalgic portrait of an era that feels on the verge of disappearing. As Huw grows, so does his understanding of sacrifice and sorrow, prompting us to reflect on the things that truly matter and the legacy we leave behind. With stunning cinematography, this story captures the essence of what it means to belong to a place and a family in times of change.