Pollux

Pollux follows 13-year-old Vivian and Max as they face the disappointment of no summer camp due to the impending closure of their parents' factory. Determined to find a way to attend camp, Vivian devises a plan to raise money and enlists their childhood friend Tom to help. The film captures the essence of coming-of-age moments and the struggles of youth amidst difficult circumstances.

As a short film, Pollux resonates with anyone familiar with the bittersweet nature of growing up. Its focus on friendship and determination during a pivotal summer makes it relatable and poignant. Collectors interested in films that tackle real-life issues through a youthful lens might find this title appealing. The film's unique narrative adds to its value in a collection centered on drama and coming-of-age stories.