I'll See You in My Dreams

The story revolves around Gabriel Swift, an Indigenous activist whose close relationship with Professor Mulligan turns complicated when the professor goes missing. Despite being a mentee and a brilliant mind, Swift becomes the prime suspect in Mulligan's disappearance. The narrative explores themes of racism, mentorship, and the complexities of justice, as Mulligan's widow defends Swift's innocence, challenging societal perceptions and highlighting the struggles faced by Indigenous individuals.