The Museum of Second Chances

Evelyn Silver walks the shoreline of Portheast each morning, collecting objects left behind by the tide—broken cups, lost trinkets, discarded items. She displays these finds in her small Museum of Maritime Curiosities, believing every forgotten thing deserves to have its story told. Evelyn's most treasured possession is a fragment of Cornish lace that was pinned to her blanket when she was abandoned as a newborn. For over sixty years, she has kept it, hoping someone might recognize it and reveal her identity. When the local council threatens to close the museum, Evelyn faces losing more than her livelihood. She brings the community together to support the museum's collection, and as the objects reveal their histories, the lives of those around her become unexpectedly connected.