Miracle

Amie shares music with her father, Ba-ba, and follows a home routine shaped around his cancer treatments, homework, violin practice, and family walks. When Ba-ba dies, Amie’s close friends offer support, but their attention can also feel difficult to bear. Her mother responds to grief by filling her schedule with activities, while Amie becomes frustrated and overwhelmed. Unable to play the violin, a source of expression and connection to her father, Amie faces a changed family life.