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After receiving news of the death of her father - whom she never met - Maude travels to the small island of Jesmond to sort out the paperwork and collect her belongings. When she gets off the ferry, she must face a home and other people's memories, joining the pieces that reconstruct her father figure through magazine clippings, records and messages recorded on old cassettes. In ten days she has to get everything clean, then Maude can continue with her life. However, what she does not expect are the constant electrical blackouts on the island and the prevailing excitement of a population that is about to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the sighting of a huge white shark.