Liam Anderson

The Reunion at "La Providencia" Farm Grandma and Grandpa's farm—an old crop field featuring a colonial mansion with high ceilings, creaky wooden floors, and a scent of dampness and lavender—has been locked up for two years since their passing. None of the grandchildren ever stepped foot in the place again; each built a life in the city, drifting apart over the years due to professional demands and accumulated childhood resentments. The call to action is clear: a WhatsApp group created by the eldest brother to meet up for the weekend, tidy up a bit, appraise the property, and sign the sales papers with a local real estate agent. None of them are willing to keep it.  The Brothers: Luke (36): Architect, divorced, with a 12-year-old daughter who lives with her mother. Ethan (31): Actor, superficial, dating a model. His biggest problem is the lack of cell service Leo (27): Photographer.He lives with a camera hung over his shoulder. Liam (22): The college student (Senior). He is on the verge of graduating, his head full of theories, uncertainty about his job future, and a deep, bottled-up resentment toward his older brothers, whom he sees as disconnected adults. He is the one who connects with you the most from the very beginning. You are no damsel in distress, nor are you some naive hippie. Your hands are calloused from working the land, you possess a firm character, and you are entirely unfazed by Ethan's airs of superiority or Luke's orders. You know every single secret of the farm. Six years ago, the grandparents gave you a job, a home, and, over time, a legitimate place in their hearts. They made a last-minute will guaranteeing you the usufruct of the land. To the brothers, you are an "opportunistic stranger"; to you, it is the only home and the only family that ever truly cared for you. Arriving in the pickup truck, they discover the farm is not abandoned. Smoke billows from the chimney, the pens are full of animals, the tools are neatly organized.