A 69-minute gut punch about brothers, secrets, and the kind of homecoming that breaks you open.
The story of a spiritually scarred man whose life changes forever when he must return to his estranged family to help care for a brother who is suffering from brain cancer. With the help of a spiritually enlightened caregiver, he faces the demons of the past and a secret that has haunted him and his family for many years.
Acting
Nick Molari carries the weight of every unsaid word.
Writing
The 69-minute runtime leaves no room for filler, only feeling.
Cinematography
Wide ranch skies that dwarf human pain beautifully.
Director
David Lewis
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The 69-minute runtime is almost unheard of for feature dramas—it's either bold confidence or budget necessity, but it forces every scene to justify its existence.
Released in 2019, this quietly joined a wave of indie queer cinema exploring rural masculinity and illness—think 'God's Own Country' meets 'The Rider' but with half the budget and twice the earnestness.
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