A 13-year-old boy comes home from school and goes out. He meets up with a friend and they go to various places together, interacting with various people. An unassuming and meditative, observational film exploring that dead time between "schools out" and evening. A film of small moments but big meanings.
Craig Adams
14-Year-Old Boy
Le Thien Trung
Friend
Peter Di Dio
Brother
Lisa Chambers
Brother's Girlfriend
Jaki Fisher
Sister
Tony Le Nguyen
Vietnamese Youth
Hung Nguyen
Vietnamese Youth
Thien Ngon
Vietnamese Youth
Shane Adams
Man in Pinball Parlour
A 13-year-old boy comes home from school and goes out. He meets up with a friend and they go to various places together, interacting with various people. An unassuming and meditative, observational film exploring that dead time between "schools out" and evening. A film of small moments but big meanings.
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