Rash

Set over the course of one afternoon, Rash follows brothers Quinn and Max as they confront their mother's recent death. Their father's inability to deal with his grief adds to the turmoil, prompting the brothers to have a challenging encounter with their new babysitter.

The film explores the profound impact of loss on young minds, highlighting how grief can disrupt familiar structures and relationships. It presents an unsettling yet tender portrayal of childhood, family, and the often unseen challenges of processing loss, making it a significant entry in contemporary drama.