Dorthe Binkert

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At the turn of the twentieth century, five thousand people a day arrived at New Yorks Ellis Island, their journeys to America signifying a new beginning. But the ocean crossing also has a deeper symbolic meaning there comes a time for us all when we find ourselves afloat, between phases of our lives, where we say goodbye to our past and move on to new horizons. For Valentina Meyer, harboring a deep secret of tremendous guilt and pain drives her to board a trans-Atlantic voyage as a stowaway, searching desperately for a new life on a distant shore. Accompanying her is a varied cast of eccentric and unique individuals, each in search of a