When Azubuikes 12-year-old son moves in with him, the struggling shoe salesman finds himself balancing fatherhood and the slow collapse of his small shop. As the pair navigate their estrangement, the unspoken becomes a language of its own; one shaped by pride, duty, and the quiet weight of expectation. With the future of both the shop and their relationship hanging in the balance, father and son must find a way to bridge the distance between one another.
Kalu Oji is an Igbo-Australian filmmaker, writer, and visual artist. Firmly established as one of Australia's new generation of emerging filmmakers, his work primarily explores notions of identity, in particular the African-Australian experience.
