In the intimate drama "Apricot," a young man's life is upended by a sudden and profound loss, forcing him to navigate the isolating terrain of grief. Jy Prishkulnik portrays the central figure, whose world narrows to the quiet confines of his apartment as he grapples with overwhelming sorrow. His journey is witnessed by a small constellation of people, including a compassionate friend played by Dana DePirri and other figures from his past, such as those portrayed by Richard Neil and Jonathan von Mering, who each represent different threads of connection to a life that feels increasingly distant. Directed and written by Frank Frascella, the film delicately unfolds over twenty-eight minutes, capturing the subtle, often silent struggle to find meaning and a path forward. With a tone that is both tender and unflinching, "Apricot" explores the fragile process of healing, asking whether solace can be found in memories or if one must ultimately face the emptiness of the present alone.