My Falcon

Forensic biologist Inga Ehrenberg buries herself in work at the Forensic Medicine Institute, barely registering the loneliness that has lingered since her divorce. Her orderly existence fractures when her father reveals the existence of a half-sister, and a falconer entrusts her with a young falcon's care. Thrown into a whirlwind of long-suppressed emotions, she begins taming the bird, finding in its wild spirit a mirror for her own guarded heart. The meticulous training becomes a delicate dance of trust, a silent pact that this creature, unlike others, might never choose to leave.