13 Miles North

When Dakota and Solange discover 13 Mile Farm, the property feels less like a purchase and more like a promise: a barn untouched by time, a weathered farmhouse waiting to be restored, and the rare chance to build something lasting with their own hands.

Removed from the noise of the world, they settle into the rhythm of rural life. Yet isolation has a way of amplifying what once went unnoticed. Conversations falter. Silences stretch longer than they should. Minor disagreements sharpen into wounds neither fully understands.

The truth lies buried in the soil beneath their home. As the farms troubled past seeps into the present, it quietly poisons what theyre trying to save. With every passing day, Dakota and Solange must confront an unsettling question: are they witnessing the natural erosion of love, or has something long buried been quietly working its way into the heart of their relationship?