Until We Meet

In Until We Meet, three women face the trials of war while discovering the strength of friendship and love amidst personal challenges.

Set against the backdrop of New York City in 1943, Until We Meet explores the lives of three women navigating the challenges of war and personal growth. Margaret, who works at the Navy Yard, discovers newfound freedoms but yearns to contribute more meaningfully to the war effort. By knitting socks for soldiers, she not only occupies her evenings but also forms a connection with a distant pen pal through a heartfelt note tucked inside one of her creations. This unexpected relationship forces her to confront her feelings and the impact of love on her independence.

Meanwhile, Gladys embraces the opportunities that arise in a world where many men are away fighting. Determined not to let her best friends miss out on these chances, she pushes them to seize the moment. However, when she meets someone who genuinely values her opinions, she begins to question her previous beliefs about love and personal ambition, leading her to reconsider what she truly desires in life.

Dottie faces a more pressing crisis as an unwed mother-to-be, grappling with the fear of her parents' reaction and the uncertainty of her future. As she navigates this precarious situation, knitting becomes a source of solace. Yet, when her worst fears materialize, she finds herself relying on the strength of her friends more than ever. Together, these women learn that the enduring bond of friendship is their greatest source of support during trying times in Until We Meet.