Mondele is a poignant coming-of-age film that explores the immigrant experience through the lives of Mary and her son Nathan, immigrants from the Democratic Republic of Congo, who strive to build a new life in the American Midwest. As Nathan pursues his dream of filmmaking amidst his mother's high expectations, the film offers a heartwarming glimpse into their journey of resilience and aspiration.
Around the landscapes of rural Illinois, a dying old man relives some of his early memories through the sublime manifestation of his younger self.
Amid the anonymity & disconnection of modern society, a lonely painter struggles to return to his mundane everyday routine after making brief connection with a passing stranger. A mediation on the disconnecting effects of over-connection, expectation, and the inability of media to reconcile life's unceremoniousness.
