Netflix has acquired Deb Spera’s novel Call Your Daughter Home to develop as a potential series, sources close to the project tell Deadline. Spera is penning the adaptation for the book, which was published by Park Row Books last June. The story is set in 1924 South Carolina and follows three women who have come to a crossroads. The three women seemingly have nothing in common, yet as they unite to stand up to injustices that have long plagued the small town, they find strength in the bond that ties women together. Told in the voices of Gertrude, Retta, and Annie, Call Your Daughter Home is a story about the power of family, community, and ferocity of motherhood.

Juliet Moreau is sixteen as works as a made in London, trying to move on and forget about he father's scandal. Although never proven true, there are rumors that her father, London's greatest surgeon, was engeged in gruesome experimentations. Suddenly the life she was trying to build fall apart when she runs in to Montgomery, her father's handsome assistant only two years older than herself. After getting over the initial shock of seeing him, she is shocked all over again to learn that her father is still alive, and living on a remote island in the Pacific. She travels to the island, accompanied by Montgomery and the secretive castaway, Edward. When she reaches the island she faces the things of nightmares and faces a madness like no other. Will the island claim her? Will she become as mad as her father?

Zara Phillips takes us on a personal journey filled with humour, honesty & truth. Adopted as a baby Zara searches to find her birth parents and true identity. A raw, honest, funny insight into the complex world of adoption and what it takes to belong! Based on a Best Selling Book with music by Legendary Guitarist Richard Thompson OBE it will make you laugh and cry!

This rotoscope animation is drawn by tracing recorded footage of people and landscapes no longer accessible due to the pandemic. A woman speaks about her friend who reminisces, tracing the contours of motifs, memories flood his mind—everyday scenes, thoughts of his deceased grandmother, reflections on the disaster. Through tracing, memories oscillate between past, present, and even future.