Directed by Ira Sachs, this tender coming-of-age drama explores the delicate bonds of friendship and the fractures that form when adult pressures intrude on childhood innocence. When quiet, artistic Jake (played by Theo Taplitz) meets boisterous, charismatic Tony (Michael Barbieri) in the halls of their Brooklyn apartment building, the two boys forge an immediate and profound connection. Their shared laughter and secret adventures provide a refuge from the complexities of their families' lives. However, their idyllic friendship is threatened when Jake's parents, played by Greg Kinnear and Jennifer Ehle, become entangled in a bitter financial dispute with Tony's mother, portrayed by Paulina Garcia, over the rent of the family's tailor shop. As the adults' conflict escalates, the boys are caught in the middle, forced to navigate a painful loyalty test that challenges their understanding of fairness, family, and the true cost of growing up. With sensitive performances from its young leads and a nuanced script, this is a quietly devastating portrait of a friendship on the brink.