Set in early 2000s New York, Emma struggles with the sudden death of her husband Frank.

Best friends Kurt and Carter find out that living together may not be as easy as they thought when their competing lifestyles begin to crash. After a huge argument, Carter wakes up to find his gravity has shifted to the wall. He has gone sideways.

When a child soldier in 1970s Kashmir is injured delivering a package for his handler, he finds himself under the roof of a man and woman who care for him as their own. When pressures mount against the boy to return to the fight, the threat of involving the family in the struggle causes him to question his role in the conflict.

Kindred Kings is a poetic visual piece that explores freedom and true versatility for the black man. Kindred Kings illustrates the journey for us to remember that black men are Kings, Kindred Kings. And as Kings, we get to decide the new narrative for the black man.