M.O.E.T.: Money Over Everything

A quiet, emotionally heavy family drama that lingers on grief and the strain of love turning possessive.

A quiet, sombre French drama about loss and family duty, carried by restrained performances and a slow, watchful mood.

A quiet, heartfelt family drama that balances grief with humor, letting you sit with loss and small moments of connection.

A somber, grounded urban drama about loss and second chances, carried by raw street texture and heavy emotional stakes.

A quiet, bittersweet character study that finds warmth and wry humour in a bleak setting.

A quiet, sombre short that lingers on grief and the awkward closeness of family gathered together.

A quiet, heavy watch that sits with sorrow and slowly lets it soften into hope.

A quiet, tender character study that finds warmth and healing in an unlikely friendship, with a lingering sadness.

A quiet, emotionally charged family drama that unfolds slowly, inviting you to sit with the characters' grief and gradual reconciliation.

A quiet, emotionally raw return to a rural family home, heavy with unspoken grief and fragile reconnection.

A quiet, somber family drama that lingers on loss and tentative healing, with a steady undercurrent of unease.

A quiet, heavy portrait of loss that asks you to sit with a mother's pain and watch her slowly find a way forward.