Logline: Jason is a well educated Midwestern transplant to Brooklyn who has set his sights on a career in public education. His wife, Julia, is climbing the corporate ladder. Sam and Hugo are two kids of color who have grown up in the cross fires of Brooklyn’s rapid and aggressive gentrification, of which Jason and Julia are a part. When they lock heads with their new principal, Jason, about some troubles they are having outside of school, a firestorm of stereotype and assumptions explodes with both humor and gravity.

Screenings/ Awards: Williamsburgh  Independent Film Festival : Baltimore Black Film Festival : Toronto Independent Film and Video Awards (finalist Best Short) : World Arts Festival, DC : International Black Film Festival in Nashville : St. Louis Black Film Festival : African World Film Festival at Charles H. Wright Museum of American History in Detroit : Stories by the River Festival ( Best Complex Cultural Currents Award) : Golden Door International Film Festival in Jersey City : London Lift Off Festival : San Francisco Black Film Festival (Honorable Mention Best Short)