Inventing Memory

In this evocative saga of modern womanhood, the narrative unfolds through the lives of four generations of remarkable mothers and daughters, beginning in 1906 with Sarah's great-grandmother, who escapes a Russian pogrom for America. As Sarah delves into her family's rich history—from her grandmother Salome's bohemian adventures in pre-war Paris to her mother Sally's iconic presence as a folk singer in the 1960s—she grapples with the intertwining themes of memory and identity. Ultimately, Sarah discovers the profound legacy of her matriarchal roots and learns to articulate her own story.