Sky

It’s one of those rare stories that feels real. It dives into life’s struggles with so much honesty: maturing, dealing with heartache, family bonds, financial hardship, and learning how to keep moving forward even when life feels overwhelming. The emotions hit hard because they’re so relatable — not in a dramatic way, but in a quiet, soul-deep kind of way.
What I love is how it shows the importance of appreciating the small things: the comfort of a simple meal, the warmth of family, and the light that comes after long stretches of darkness. It makes you reflect on your own relationships — especially with your parents and realize how precious those connections really are, even when unspoken.
You don’t need to be a parent to feel the weight of these sacrifices or the depth of love portrayed. It’s a story about humanity, resilience, and finding peace in the chaos.