Black Cake

Eleanor Bennett's death from cancer leaves her children grappling with a shocking legacy—a flash drive containing her life story. As they delve into her past, which spans from the Caribbean to America, they uncover revelations that upend their understanding of their family's history. This journey not only reveals deep-seated secrets but also challenges their perceptions of identity and belonging, forcing them to confront the complexities of their heritage. Each story unfolds layers of Eleanor's experience, reshaping the siblings' connection to their mother and each other.