A block of short films grown in Brooklyn!

Moonsook, who was adopted as a child into an American family, returns home to care for her mother with dementia, only to find out her brother Mike has placed her in a nursing home. Despite Moonsook's attempts to reach him, Mike insists their mother is fine and shouldn't be contacted. Moonsook later discovers her mother's wish to stay in the nursing home, leaving her feeling upset and longing for her mother's presence.

6 O'Clock

It's 2005. Andrew, a sixteen-year-old Latino punk rocker grows up in the world famous Hamptons and navigates the hierarchical world of high school. When his local punk friends fall out of the scene, Andrew sets out to the city in search of a place to fit in.

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Born 2 Lose

Louisa enters a Children’s Bookshop to escape a humiliating day. When Chris, the sweet and lonely store manager, attempts an awkward flirt, it both excites and terrifies her, awakening old compulsions. Which is stronger? Love?...or the wild need to escape with the book in her purse?

Don't Pick Up

On a hot, summer day in the outskirts of the city, two siblings clash over what to do with a vacant lot they inherited after their father's passing.

Kind of a Lot

When Zoe is faced with caring for her abusive mother, who is diagnosed with dementia, she discovers a chance to redefine their relationship.

Unraveling

A heartfelt drama that unfolds through the intimate lens of a home video camera. It tells the story of Luke, a firefighter, and his family, as they navigate the heartbreaking aftermath of September 11th. Capturing the family's everyday moments, juxtaposed against the backdrop of Luke's declining health due to 9/11-related illnesses, the film immerses us in the love, grief, and strength of a family as they confront a system that chooses to ignore the ongoing challenges of a tragedy that continues to shape their lives.

When Everything Was Blue

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