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Carly, a southern California high school grad, is plucked from her beach
vacation and dropped on a farm in upstate New York to visit relatives
of the deceased father-she-never-knew. She couldn’t care less to meet
them, let alone hear about her dead ancestors. That is, until she learns
of her 19 year old great-grandmother, Tina, the daughter of Italian
immigrants living during the 1930’s depression.
Tina becomes the
caregiver to her widowed father and three siblings, and must put her
dream of being a NYC fashion designer on hold, indefinitely. She is
forced to remain on the south side of a small town amid poverty,
prejudice and political corruption. When she meets Tommy, a local young
bootlegger, she snubs him for perpetuating the ethnic labels always
inflicted on her family and friends.
Despite this, he continues
to woo her until their lives take a tragic turn when one boy drowns,
and her brother is critically injured while swimming in dangerous local
waterways. The incidents incite contention within the town, that
threaten Tina’s family and friends, while creating more of a wedge
between her and Tommy.
The two go their separate ways to pursue
their ambitions. But eventually, family and childhood ties take them
back home, where they unite to fight a cause brought on by
discrimination in the town. As a result, they are forced to make choices
that could jeopardize them and their careers.
Legacy at Liberty
Lake reveals the passion of a family and a neighborhood’s determination
to defy stereotypes, in order to achieve a piece of the American Dream.
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