1939 NYC: Personal conflicts echo U.S.-European tensions amid World’s Fair optimism.
Set against the backdrop of 1939 New York, this narrative unfolds against the optimism of the World’s Fair. Personal conflicts intertwine with broader U.S.-European tensions, delving into the struggles of an American-born woman and her refugee cousin, the challenges faced by an African-American singer navigating racial prejudice, and the rekindling of love between two women who reconnect in New York. As Europe rushes towards war, the stories reflect the complexities of a nation on the brink of change, exploring themes of love, acceptance, and societal struggles in the face of global uncertainty.
