Resonance is a poignant exploration of mental illness, marriage, and the long shadow of intergenerational trauma. After surviving a suicide attempt, Victor is discharged from the hospital with clear instructions: his wife, Mary, must closely monitor and document any signs of suicidal ideation. Back home, however, Victor's depression deepens, and Mary finds herself torn between vigilance, fear, and the limits of what love can repair. Their story unfolds alongside Victor's clinical notes and fragmented family medical records, gradually revealing patterns of pain passed down through generations. As past and present blur, Resonance becomes a layered portrait of how trauma reverberates across time-- and how fragile the boundaries are between care, control, and survival.