Xai Homechan

Alec, Matt, and Cole's friendship is offset when Alec, the oldest, goes off to college while Matt and Cole stay back home.

A dreamlike portrait of Akhira unraveling beneath the weight of her own reflection. A meditation on loneliness, transformation, and the haunting spaces between memory and identity. As she descends into the depths of her solitude, Akhira is forced to confront the ghost within herself—a reflection of forgotten memories, buried desires, and the eternal struggle to find meaning in one’s own existence

In an alternate, xenophobic America, four unemployed and desperate immigrants struggle to get by until they meet Billy, who works at a software company for a job he knows nothing about. Billy convinces his new friends to undergo white-face makeovers in order to secure jobs at the same company, providing them with a paying job while they cover for his programming incompetence.

Alec, Matt, and Cole's friendship is offset when Alec, the oldest, goes off to college while Matt and Cole stay back home.

A dreamlike portrait of Akhira unraveling beneath the weight of her own reflection. A meditation on loneliness, transformation, and the haunting spaces between memory and identity. As she descends into the depths of her solitude, Akhira is forced to confront the ghost within herself—a reflection of forgotten memories, buried desires, and the eternal struggle to find meaning in one’s own existence

In an alternate, xenophobic America, four unemployed and desperate immigrants struggle to get by until they meet Billy, who works at a software company for a job he knows nothing about. Billy convinces his new friends to undergo white-face makeovers in order to secure jobs at the same company, providing them with a paying job while they cover for his programming incompetence.