 |
 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| ||||||||||||||||||||
synopsis Social and Idealistic values clash as a young Midwestern couple sit down to dinner with Mom and Dad in a demographically shifting Brooklyn neighborhood. Caught in the middle between affordable housing and rising neighborhood tension, the couple try to navigate the troubled waters of gentrification and racial prejudice over mashed potatoes and pork chops. director Karin Partin was farm raised in Indiana, took a degree in photography, then one in film and is now telling stories in Brooklyn, NY. Filmography related links
|
||||||||||||||||||||
karinpartin.com
| ||||
© 2011-2018
Queens World Film Festival, Inc.
Screening Challenging and Exciting Film From Around the World and Around the Corner.