The Karamazovs

Set in an oceanfront home, The Karamazovs revolves around Fyodor Karamazov, who is ill and surrounded by his estranged children. As they return to settle a financial dispute, the family dynamics become strained, revealing their individual crises. Aly seeks solace in religion, Viv expresses herself as a queer artist, and Dmitri is a schemer trying to navigate his own challenges.

The film takes a dark turn when Fyodor is murdered, forcing the children to confront their shared history and the truths they've avoided. Liz, the loyal caretaker, becomes central to piecing together the memories from that fateful week, blending elements of murder mystery with a spiritual quest. With a runtime of 86 minutes, this film offers a unique take on family, conflict, and the search for redemption.