In this 1944 drama, a pregnant and unmarried woman, Livy, is sent to rural Colorado to marry a kind-hearted farmer, Ray, after being disowned by her father. Despite their initial awkwardness, Livy learns to appreciate Ray's wisdom and the simple life they lead together. As she adjusts to her new home, Livy forms strong bonds with Ray's family and two Japanese-American friends, Florence and Rose, who are interned at a nearby camp. Through her experiences, Livy discovers the true meaning of love and finds a sense of belonging with her new family.
The Magic of Ordinary Days
A pregnant and unmarried woman must choose between her father's demands and her own desires when he insists she marry a solitary farmer, leading to a powerful and emotional exploration of identity and independence.
