Butterfly Woman

Hannah Rush is just three years old when
she experiences the end of her innocence. Her father, Rex,
divorces Hannah's mother, Magda, who suffers from bipolar
disease. Hannah's life is never the same.
Tragically, Hannah is violated by her stepfather Ross, and
life takes a disastrous turn. She suffers four years of
sexual abuse. Trying to recapture her "forgotten innocence,"
she struggles to keep her head above water while life throws
challenges in her direction. Several times, she attempts to
give up on the life that she has been cursed with, but a
vision of her beautiful future always lights the way. Her
journey is a tapestry of nightmares and transcendent
beauty.
Based on true events, Butterfly Woman
enters Hannah's mind and her stream of consciousness. It
provides an intimate look at the psyche of an abused child
and the passage to adulthood. Both heartbreaking and
inspirational, it details her battle and shows her spirit of
evolution and survival as a woman. It sends a message of
hope for other women.