In a small town in Texas during the Great Depression of the 1930s, a woman named Edna unleashes all her strength to maintain her farm and care for her two children after the tragic death of her husband. With a hostile environment and rampant racism, Edna finds little support in a community struggling to survive. Despite the obstacles, she refuses to give up and begins to forge a path toward self-sufficiency.
The story complicates when Edna must accept the help of a Black man, Moze, who has his own personal demons. Despite their initial distrust, an unexpected friendship blossoms between them, showing that humanity can triumph over prejudice. Additionally, with the companionship of a young blind girl, Edna begins to rebuild her life.
As events unfold, Edna faces not only economic challenges but also judgment from the society around her. However, her struggle for a better future becomes a symbol of hope and empowerment. In the end, the path to overcoming is filled with sacrifices and lessons of love and acceptance, reminding us that even in the darkest times, light can filter through the most unexpected corners of life. This moving narrative weaves together themes of resilience, community, and redemption in a work that leaves a lasting impression and provokes reflection.