“She grows where no one plants her.
She thrives in the cracks.
At the edge of what is known, she waits.”
The Book of Una is a folk gospel of Mugwort—dreamweaver, edgewalker, and keeper of forgotten women’s wisdom.
Rooted in poetry, remembrance, and spirit-led storytelling, this film invites you into Una’s world: the borderlands between dream and waking, past and future, the seen and unseen.
She is the one who calls the daughters of the in-between—the healers, the seers, the stitchers and weavers.
She rises through concrete and marsh, whispering the old language beneath our feet.
She reminds us that we, too, are medicine.
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This is her story, as remembered by the wind.
Told with reverence for all those reweaving the threads.
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To the ones who braid herbs into their hair, who stir memory into tea, who walk the threshold with quiet power, this is for you.
We are the medicine returning.
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This work is supported by Long Island Grants for the Arts through funds provided by the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by The Huntington Arts Council.
