
Secrets are buried just beneath the surface.
Abandoned by her family, Kya raises herself all alone in the marshes outside of her small town. When her former boyfriend is found dead, Kya is instantly branded by the local townspeople and law enforcement as the prime suspect for his murder.
- 7.5
- 2022
- Released
- 2h 6m

Daisy Edgar-Jones
Kya Clark
Taylor John Smith
Tate Walker
Harris Dickinson
Chase Andrews
David Strathairn
Tom Milton
Michael Hyatt
Mabel
Sterling Macer Jr.
Jumpin'
Logan Macrae
Jodie Clark
Bill Kelly
Sheriff Jackson
Ahna O'Reilly
Ma
Garret Dillahunt
Pa
Jojo Regina
Little Kya
Luke David Blumm
Little Tate
Blue Clarke
Little Chase
Will Bundon
Little Jodie
Jayson Warner Smith
Deputy Perdue
Dane Rhodes
Judge Sims
Eric Ladin
Eric Chastain
Robert Larriviere
Dr. Foster
Ron Flagge
Jacob
Joe Chrest
Dr. Cone
Sharon Landry
Miss Pansy
Jerri Tubbs
Patti Love
Michael A. Newcomer
Dr. Blum
William Gautreaux
County Recorder
Taylor Shurte
Miss Jones (Court Recorder)
Grace Hinson
Sandy (Dog Gone Waitress)
Charlie Talbert
Mr. Mosley
Charley Vance
Mr. Lane
Don Stallings
Scupper (Tate's Father)
Wyatt Parker
Benji
Payne Bosarge
Steven
Lillian Dorsett
Little Pearl
Zoey Reid
Little Tina
Patrick Nicks
Brian
Adeleine Whittle
Mandy
Emma Kathryn Coleman
Missy
Toby Nichols
Murphy
Sarah Durn
Miss Ariel
Caroline Cole
Pearl
Anna Kabis
Tina
Billy Slaughter
Social Services Officer
Mike Harkins
County Clerk
Brad Blanchard
Rodney (Fisherman)
Leslie France
Kya (mid-70s)
Sam Anderson
Tate (mid-70s)
Kevin Clabert
Mr. Andrews (Chase's Dad)
Pete Marinovich
Jury Foreperson
Suzette Lange
Attendee at Funeral (uncredited)












Released
en
$24,000,000.00
$144,353,965.00
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- #coming of age
- #survival
- #domestic abuse
- #first love
- #marsh
- #boyfriend girlfriend relationship
- #social outcast
- #jury trial
- #naturalist
- #murder mystery
- #murder trial
- #1960s
- #alcohol problems
- #courtroom drama
- #abusive boyfriend
- #abandoned child
- #southern culture
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