
In 1930s Kansas Dust Bowl, a farm wife endures separation and hardship while awaiting her husband's return from WPA work, clinging to faith and family.
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In 1930s Kansas Dust Bowl, a farm wife endures separation and hardship while awaiting her husband's return from WPA work, clinging to faith and family.
Without rain or topsoil, Anna Mae Phipps and her husband Harley struggle to provide for their two young children on their family farm. With another baby on the way, Harley sells his mules and travels a hundred miles to earn money building an elaborate WPA monument. But after only receiving Harley's first paycheck, Anna Mae grows increasingly desperate as months drag on without even a word from her husband
will contain mild spoilers
Marital longing and separation central; fade-to-black intimacy only
No violence or gore depicted
No profanity present
No substance use depicted
No LGBTQ+ representation
Christian faith and prayer woven throughout as central themes
No magic or witchcraft elements
No occult content present
WPA monument work and Great Depression economic struggles
No self-harm or suicide themes
Dust Bowl poverty, crop failure, and family desperation
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