Directed by Horatio Perry, "Like Rain" is a hauntingly atmospheric drama that follows a woman named Maya who returns to her childhood home in a small coastal town, only to find it haunted by memories and a persistent, symbolic rain that seems to mirror her inner turmoil. Maya, a successful but emotionally closed-off architect, is drawn back by the death of her estranged mother, forcing her to confront the fractured relationship she has long tried to forget. As she sifts through her mother’s belongings, she discovers a series of letters and old photographs that hint at a hidden family tragedy, one that the rain itself seems to whisper about. The central conflict emerges as Maya struggles to piece together the past while battling her own guilt and grief, all while the relentless downpour erodes the boundaries between reality and memory. With a tone that blends melancholy beauty with quiet suspense, the film explores themes of forgiveness, loss, and the inescapable nature of the past. Each drop of rain becomes a question, and Maya must decide whether to let the storm wash away her secrets or drown in them.