Synopses & Reviews
Synopsis
In Three Sides Water, Peter Donahue delves deeply into the lives of three young characters who, though learning to act for themselves and make decisions with lasting consequences, persevere in an often insensible world. Donahue's characters are ordinary people, defined by history and place, transcending the limitations imposed on them. Across the dramatic landscape of the Pacific Northwest's Olympic Peninsula, these characters take extraordinary steps to show what it means to become the agent of one's own destiny.