Directed by Isla Ley, this poignant drama centers on a young boy navigating the complexities of a fractured family life. The story follows the child, portrayed by Esme Williamson-Bates, as he struggles to find his place between the conflicting worlds of his separated parents, played by Woodrow Lorence and Ray Redmond. Forced to mature too quickly, the boy seeks solace in quiet moments of imagination and the steady guidance of a kind-hearted neighbor, brought to life by Henry Austwick. As tensions at home escalate, he must confront the painful realities of adult decisions while clinging to the innocence of his youth. Primrose Bigwood and Jason Gerdes round out the cast in this emotionally resonant tale that explores themes of resilience, loss, and the enduring power of a child's hope. With a runtime of just ten minutes, Isla Ley crafts a tightly focused and deeply moving portrait of a young life caught in the crossfire of adult turmoil.