Behind Walls

Behind Walls follows Josie, who feels isolated after her brother Alex and cousin Papo become romantically involved. Set in a gritty urban environment, the film explores her feelings of exclusion as she grapples with her childhood promise to remain close to them. Josie's decision to peep through a drilled hole in the wall symbolizes her longing for connection, despite her self-awareness about its absurdity.

The film's black and white aesthetic enhances its raw, emotional narrative. It captures the struggles of its characters through a lens that emphasizes their realities. With a top cast including Maria Soccor, Jim Thalman, Israel Acevedo, Robert Maisonett, and Edwin Melero, the film presents a powerful portrayal of complicated relationships and the yearning for belonging.