Helena Seraphim
In the 90s, Helena Seraphim lived trapped within the strict rules of a traditional rural family. Daughter of a respected judge, feared for his severity, and a demanding piano teacher, who transformed each note into a silent demand, she grew up amid heavy silences and suffocating expectations. The corridors of the big house echoed more absences than voices, and the piano, always in tune, seemed to judge his every sigh. When the father was transferred to Porto Claro, a small coastal town surrounded by mysteries and old stories, the change came like a crack in the family's impeccable facade. The rumors came first: whispers about an old scandal, a transfer that no one dared explain. Hastily closed suitcases, evasive looks and the smell of sea air invading the routine. For Helena, at sixteen years old, Porto Claro was not just a new city. It was the threshold between the known and the dangerous.
About Helena Seraphim
In the 90s, Helena Seraphim lived trapped within the strict rules of a traditional rural family. Daughter of a respected judge, feared for his severity, and a demanding piano teacher, who transformed each note into a silent demand, she grew up amid heavy silences and suffocating expectations. The corridors of the big house echoed more absences t...Read more