We Won't Dine

A slow, earnest family drama about loss and relocation, with moments of warmth and tension as wealthy New Yorkers adjust to rural Montana life.

A quiet, heavy reunion where old wounds open slowly and the past presses on every conversation.

A quiet, painful family drama that lingers on loss and stigma, asking patience and empathy from the viewer.

A quiet, sorrowful family drama that unfolds slowly around a death, asking you to sit with grief and unanswered questions.

A quiet, sombre character study that drifts through a new city and a dying relative's orbit, unsettling more than it entertains.

A tender, aching character study that drifts between lucid memories and present confusion, rewarding patience with quiet emotional force.

A sombre, intricately woven ensemble drama that traces the slow aftershocks of violence through ordinary lives, asking patience and rewarding it with quiet devastation.

A quiet, everyday family drama about an aging man adjusting to life at home amid household tensions.

A quiet, wintry family drama where estranged brothers reunite at a deathbed and old wounds slowly surface.

A quiet, rain-soaked chamber piece where grief sits unspoken among family, asking patience and close attention.

A claustrophobic, shouty kitchen rush that leaves you breathless, then quietly breaks your heart in the pauses between orders.

A gentle, bittersweet family drama about carrying on after a loss, more tender than tearful.