Toska

In a Chicago apartment overflowing with the relics of a life lived, Maya, a woman in her early sixties, prepares to return to her homeland. As she packs, each object, each book, becomes a portal to the past, unlocking a flood of memories: the joys of motherhood, the complexities of marriage, and the quiet ache of loneliness. When a visitor's question pierces the carefully constructed walls around her heart, Maya is forced to confront unspoken longings and the mysteries of her own identity. From the bittersweet memories of raising her children in a foreign land to a poignant encounter in Tokyo, Maya's journey becomes a meditation on love, loss, and the enduring power of literature. In the end, a chance discovery among her belongings�a book inscribed with a cryptic message�forces her to question everything she thought she knew about her family and the secrets they kept.