In post-production: Stream
At seventeen, DK is a seasoned pickpocket with no plan to work or study. Just before Christmas, he steals a bag from a stranger on a ferry. Unlocking the victim’s phone reveals Olivia, a young, privileged socialite whose curated online life immediately fascinates him. Meanwhile, DK’s father, a former tugboat captain, goes missing. The eviction notice on their apartment door gives DK only a few days to come up with the rent money. DK quickly finds himself oscillating between two equally seductive forms of escape: extorting money from Olivia or trading his fractured reality for Olivia’s curated online world.
Open to co-productions: Soda
The concrete sizzles in New York’s most punishing summer as Jay, a teenage skateboarder with borderline personality, finds himself wrongfully accused of a child’s death. Desperate, he forms an unlikely alliance with Soda, a charismatic loudmouth drug queenpin. As they navigate the city’s streets in search of the true culprit, an unexpected mother-and-son bond forms. But vengeance stalks them in the form of the victim’s grief-stricken mother, whose rage sets the stage for a breathtaking cat-and-mouse wild game between two formidable women with nothing to lose.
Released: According To Her
Veronica’s virtuoso fingers dance across piano keys, but her ambition as a pianist strikes jarring notes against the demands of motherhood and domestic life. A Belarusian from modest origins adrift in a sea of her husband’s privileged French expatriate circle, she navigates New York’s glittering upper echelons while fighting to keep the right to raise her son herself. As she grows increasingly isolated, Veronica must compose a new arrangement for her life or risk a devastating finale.

In the glittering world of Manhattan’s elite, Veronica—a Belarusian piano prodigy—has made the ultimate sacrifice. Trading Carnegie Hall for lullabies, she’s chosen motherhood over music, pouring her passion into raising her son while her husband, Paul, climbs Wall Street’s ladder.
What begins as a love story soon reveals its jagged edges. Paul’s initial support crumbles under the weight of societal expectations, leaving Veronica increasingly isolated in their all-French social circle, where achievement is currency.
In this fragile ecosystem, Adele is queen. Adele is Paul’s cousin, a high-powered executive who keeps her own child safely tucked away at boarding school at the risk of severing all connections with him. With every champagne toast and cutting remark, Adele undermines Veronica’s choices, planting seeds of doubt in an already vulnerable marriage.
Trapped in the suffocating bubble of the French expatriate circle, Veronica’s world shrinks. Her halting English is a wall between her and potential allies, while her days revolve exclusively around her son, a joy that increasingly doubles as her prison.
This fragile balance shatters with the arrival of Amanda, a celebrated French pianist whose fingers command standing ovations across Europe. As Amanda’s New York tour brings her into Veronica and Paul’s orbit, each note she plays reminds Veronica of the life she abandoned. Worse, the undeniable chemistry between Paul and Amanda threatens what Veronica sacrificed everything for.

