Out of the Blue

Cebe, a 15-year-old girl living in a blue-collar district in Vancouver, is struggling to cope with a shuttered-family environment. Her father is serving sentence for a drunk-driving accident that wiped out an entire school bus, while her mother, a heroin addict, hasn’t provided much of a guidance in his absence. Cebe worships Elvis and the Sex Pistols, taking pride in her disrespect for authority. However, she still looks up to her violent and incorrigible father, who is about to be released from prison. Α galvanic portrait of the eternally flawed human nature that conveys a raw and ungarnished emotional urge.