All We Had

In a small, weather-beaten town where dreams often succumb to harsh realities, “All We Had” tells the poignant story of Nora and her teenage daughter, Lily. Struggling to make ends meet, the duo has learned to rely on one another through life’s challenges, often finding refuge in their shared love for painting and storytelling. With a history marked by loss and heartache, Nora has dedicated her life to providing a better future for Lily, sacrificing her own ambitions in the process.

As Nora juggles her two jobs at the local diner and a late-night cleaning service, Lily finds solace in her art, pouring her dreams onto canvas. However, everything changes when Nora’s estranged father, a wealthy businessman named Harold, unexpectedly arrives in town, shaking the very foundations of their fragile world. Harold, having heard of Nora’s struggles, extends an olive branch with an unexpected offer: an opportunity to start anew in the city with a promise of support for Lily’s artistic endeavors.

But as they navigate this new terrain, secrets begin to unravel. Nora grapples with painful memories of her childhood and the complexity of reconciling with a father whose choices shattered her family. Meanwhile, Lily faces the daunting crossroads of loyalty. Does she stay behind in the comfort of what she has always known, or does she venture into the unknown for a chance at a more prosperous life?

At its heart, “All We Had” is a stirring exploration of family bonds, forgiveness, and the pursuit of dreams against the backdrop of economic hardship. As they confront their respective pasts, mother and daughter are forced to evaluate what truly matters — the depth of their connection and the resilience of hope. With breathtaking visual storytelling and emotionally charged performances, this heartfelt narrative weaves together themes of love, sacrifice, and self-discovery, offering viewers a reflective journey into the choices that define us, the moments we cherish, and the courage it takes to embrace change.