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"The night is beautiful,
So the faces of my people.
The stars are beautiful,
So the eyes of my people.
Beautiful, also, is the sun.
Beautiful, also, are the souls of my people."
- My People by Langston Hughes
A lot can happen in one night, and this film block captures that unique but adrenaline-filled whirlwind of emotion and experience. From meeting your girlfriend’s family for the first time to confronting past relationships or celebrating your 25th birthday with a male sex worker you met that night, these stories unfold within the span of just one night, showcasing the transformative moments that can change everything that seem to uniquely happen only at night. Maybe you’re having one of those nights yourself right now. Click above to order your viewing ticket.
Luna is an engineer looking for a job in the big city. But all she finds is an intriguing coincidence in the recruiting process: the interviewer's racist standard. To make matters worse, Luna has been staying at Thiago's house for almost a month, a friend she hasn't had contact with since her teenage years. Thiago is a successful singer who feels tied up to his career. When smoking marijuana together, Luna and Thiago go from awkward conversation to sharing the frustrations of growing up.
"The night is beautiful,
So the faces of my people.
The stars are beautiful,
So the eyes of my people.
Beautiful, also, is the sun.
Beautiful, also, are the souls of my people."
- My People by Langston Hughes
A lot can happen in one night, and this film block captures that unique but adrenaline-filled whirlwind of emotion and experience. From meeting your girlfriend’s family for the first time to confronting past relationships or celebrating your 25th birthday with a male sex worker you met that night, these stories unfold within the span of just one night, showcasing the transformative moments that can change everything that seem to uniquely happen only at night. Maybe you’re having one of those nights yourself right now. Click above to order your viewing ticket.
Luna is an engineer looking for a job in the big city. But all she finds is an intriguing coincidence in the recruiting process: the interviewer's racist standard. To make matters worse, Luna has been staying at Thiago's house for almost a month, a friend she hasn't had contact with since her teenage years. Thiago is a successful singer who feels tied up to his career. When smoking marijuana together, Luna and Thiago go from awkward conversation to sharing the frustrations of growing up.