Trey (Interlude)

About This Movie

So, 'Trey (Interlude)' is this raw little documentary that really catches you off guard. It’s just Trey, this nineteen-year-old guy, chatting away on the Staten Island ferry. The atmosphere is super intimate, like you're eavesdropping on a heartfelt confession. He talks about his life, his aspirations, and what he wants to make of himself in the big city. The pacing feels almost like a casual conversation, nothing forced—just him, the water, and those fleeting moments of vulnerability. It's part of the Open City Mixtape series, so it fits nicely into that vibe of exploring urban life through personal stories. Not a lot of big effects or flashy editing, just human experience laid bare. Quite distinct in that regard.

Part of the Open City Mixtape series, focusing on urban narratives. · Features a strong sense of place, with the ferry as a backdrop. · Emphasizes personal storytelling over traditional documentary techniques.