Drive Back Home

The film centers around a conservative plumber from a small east coast village. He travels to Toronto to rescue his brother, who has been arrested for engaging in a same-sex encounter in a public park. Their strong-willed mother insists they make the 1000-mile journey back to New Brunswick together.

As they drive home, the brothers navigate their complex relationship and confront their identities. The film's exploration of gay themes and familial bonds makes it a notable addition to the independent film landscape. Collectors may appreciate the diverse representation and poignant storytelling found in this work.