Joe Murphy

An ahead-of-its-time drama, filmed in 2019 before the global COVID crisis, about a father and his two daughters left unable to speak after a pandemic.

Long Islanders Sal, Terry, Nate, Eric and Lina are childhood friends who grew up in post 9/11 suburban New York, graduated high school at the peak of the War on Terror, and began adulthood amidst a global financial crisis. Now at the crossroads of their mid-twenties they find themselves unhappy with their places in life. As a year unfolds, the group of friends are tested with spells of unemployment, disintegrating relationships, and the destruction of Hurricane Sandy as they attempt to move forward with their lives despite society and Mother Nature's best efforts to keep them stagnant.

When the video of a once-famous emo band performing karaoke goes viral, a door opens for a possible reunion at the guitarist’s Christmas wedding.

This documentary describes the growing people’s revolt against destructive corporate activities in the US to stop toxic dumps, mines, drilling, etc.