BEHIND THE NARROW STREET

This is a love story that begins in 1834, on the West Indian island of
Trinidad. A young boy is saved by a slave, from a burning plantation house
that was deliberately set ablaze.

The story connects a brothel to US troops on their way to the continent
during the Second World War. The island was the home for three American
bases because of its strategically important position to the South America
trade routes and the valuable oil fields in the south of the country.

US serviceman, Robert, falls in love with a young prostitute, Anna, and
together they begin to discover their distant backgrounds are intertwined.
The spirit world, through their love, will heal a horrific past.

In 1994 Robert's grandson, Peter, living in the US, experiences a deep
spiritual call from his grandfather who disappeared in Trinidad 1944. The
continuous nightmare of a burning plantation house haunt him and Peter
believes these are connected to his grandfather's disappearance. This is
made somewhat evident with the contents of an old, rusty tin box he finds in
the attic including his grandfather's army dog tags and a black and white
photograph of a beautiful woman. On the back of the photograph is written
the name Anna.

Peter travels to Trinidad, finding the now aged Anna who slowly unravels the
story that begins and ends in a graveyard behind a narrow street.

This story reveals a simple truth: the present cannot be fulfilled until the past has been healed.