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Connecting Emerging Playwrights With Professional Filmmakers
Connecting Emerging Playwrights With Professional Filmmakers
Connecting Emerging Playwrights With Professional Filmmakers
Connecting Emerging Playwrights With Professional Filmmakers
Connecting Emerging Playwrights With Professional Filmmakers
Connecting Emerging Playwrights With Professional Filmmakers
A 16 minute two hander starring Emmy Nominee Asante Blackk (When They See Us, This is Us, Euphoria) and Malia Pyles (Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, Cape Fear).
Set during a late-night study break, the film follows a grief-stricken college athlete as he opens up to a classmate and begins to navigate emotions he’s never dared name.
STORY
After losing his mother and suffering a shoulder injury that takes him out of competitive diving, a freshman athlete finds himself emotionally unmoored at an elite university he no longer feels he belongs. But when a classmate from his philosophy seminar gives voice to an emerging feeling he’s unable to define, he invites her out on a late-night study break—hoping, perhaps unconsciously, that connection might offer him a way back to himself.
What follows is a charged, chicken-or-the-egg debate about the origins of language and feeling: Do we inherently know what we feel, and seek language to articulate it? Or can the addition—or absence—of vocabulary shape feelings we’ve lost, forgotten, or have yet to discover?
