At just 14 minutes, this short film zeroes in on a very specific kind of parental friction: a dad who wants closeness with his teenage son, but keeps trying to build that bridge out of his own past musical glory rather than listening to who his kid actually is.

It is a quiet, realistic character study that works best for older kids and parents willing to talk through uncomfortable family dynamics. It won't keep younger kids entertained, but for teens, it provides a sharp look at how adult regret can mess with parent-child connections.