The Song Of Sway Lake -

The plan derails when the sharp-tongued, aristocratic Charlie arrives at the house. While Ollie remains focused on the heist and a budding romance with a neighbor, Nikolai becomes transfixed by Charlie, who sees in the young Russian the vibrant energy of her own lost youth.

(2018) is a moody, independent romantic drama directed by Ari Gold that explores themes of nostalgia, family legacy, and the heavy burden of the past. Set against the backdrop of a sun-dappled Adirondack lake in the summer of 1992, the film follows the fractured Sway family as they navigate grief and the "vanished grace" of mid-century America. Story and Premise The Song of Sway Lake

Following his father’s suicide, young record collector (Rory Culkin) travels to his family’s glamorous, time-worn lake estate with his only friend, a boisterous Russian drifter named Nikolai (Robert Sheehan). Ollie’s mission is to steal a rare, legendary 78 rpm jazz record from his own grandmother, Charlie Sway (Mary Beth Peil), believing the artifact will help him redeem his father’s memory. Set against the backdrop of a sun-dappled Adirondack