( ♡ ) ♱ OONA

Sterling Point is a young adult drama about a summer on a remote Canadian island where 17-year-old Annie and her brother, Connor, arrive after the death of their estranged grandfather. They inherit the island and gradually begin to uncover family secrets, meet local teenagers, and develop complex friendships and romantic relationships.

The series has a distinctly summery feel: a lake, boats, small houses by the water, parties, bonfires, night walks, music, groups of friends, and a constant feeling that something is unspoken between the characters.

However, behind this light summer atmosphere lies a serious family drama: grief, parents’ past, secrets, questions of family and one’s own identity.

👥 Characters:

Annie is a girl from New York who finds herself in a completely new environment.

Connor is her twin, more easygoing and relaxed.

Ramona is a girl who grew up on Sterling Point with her grandfather. She has a complicated past and a very strong emotional connection to the place.

Una is one of the local girls, bright, free and spontaneous.

Ellis, Rory, Maple, Sally and others are part of the local group through which Annie gradually integrates into the life of the island.

Una and Ramona have one of the most interesting romantic relationships. Initially, there's a lot of uncertainty, glances, flirting, and jealousy between them, but gradually their feelings become mutual. In episode 6, they're already at the beginning of their relationship and experiencing a kind of honeymoon.

🌊 General vibe for the video:

Summer Canadian island + teenage group + parties + lake + friendship + first crushes + jealousy + family secrets + lots of unsaid things + lively conversations + spontaneous decisions + emotional moments.

Ramona is much more reserved, thoughtful, and emotionally withdrawn. She returns home after a long absence, grieving the loss of her grandfather, who was practically the only family she had in her life. Therefore, beneath her outward calm, she harbors many unprocessed emotions.
She tends to spend a long time thinking about things, not immediately saying what she feels, and sometimes would rather hide behind silence than directly admit her feelings.
And that's precisely why Una draws her so strongly. Ramona sees in Una what she herself lacks: freedom, confidence, and the ability to simply be herself, without analyzing her every action. Their personalities are in many ways opposite, which creates such a strong dynamic between them.
Ramona is more about looks, pauses, understatements, slight awkwardness and emotions that she tries to hide.

Una is a bright, slightly reckless, and very independent girl. She lives on a houseboat with her younger sister, Maple, and is practically used to being on her own. This gives her a rather strong character and a sense of independence.
She's open, flirtatious, spontaneous, and confident. Una isn't particularly concerned with what others think of her, says whatever comes to mind easily, and can easily tease someone or turn an awkward situation into a joke. At the same time, she's not cold—on the contrary, she's quite caring and attentive to those close to her.
This is especially evident with Ramona: Una is able to ask her directly what is going on, even when Ramona clearly does not want to talk about her feelings.
Una should feel like someone who walks into a room and immediately becomes more cheerful. Lots of lively reactions, smiles, jokes, spontaneous decisions, and confidence.