In the stark and unforgiving landscape of the U.S. immigration system, a young boy’s world is turned upside down in the gripping drama Icebox. Directed by Daniel Sawka, the film follows Óscar, a twelve-year-old Honduran boy played by Anthony Gonzalez, who flees violence in his home country only to find himself alone and detained in a massive U.S. processing center—colloquially known as an "icebox." As Óscar navigates the cold, bureaucratic maze, he encounters a desperate father, portrayed by Johnny Ortiz, and a compassionate caseworker, played by Genesis Rodriguez, whose own resolve is tested by the overwhelming system. The film paints a harrowing and intimate portrait of childhood innocence caught in a political firestorm, exploring the fragile hopes and relentless struggles of those seeking refuge. With a tone that is both urgent and deeply humanistic, Icebox captures the chilling reality faced by thousands, framing a monumental crisis through the eyes of one resilient child fighting for a future.