An ode to the beauty of SF as a place and the ugliness of a history of gentrification. About identity, intimacy, and a one night stand brought into the daylight.
A must see. The story of hope in the face of unknowable tragedy. Follows the story of the Lost Boys of Sudan from their devastating desert walk to refugee camps to building a new life in America. The boys turned to men spoke with such certainty, with such directness -- makes you think about how you live and walk in the world in a whole new way. Brings into focus the loss of community in our country and the relentless cycle of work, work, work, we dedicate our lives to here. There is something more...watch this movie and you may find your something more.
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