Chung-Wei Huang

In a quest to find belonging and acceptance, a young trans Asian American teenager yearns to become part of a tight-knit group of squeegee boys in the Baltimore city. But as he navigates the challenges of this gritty urban landscape and grapples with the complexities of his own identity, he discovers that the job demands more than just physical labor – it requires a strength of character and a resilience that he must cultivate from within.

When his irresponsible father cancels on Noah's birthday plans, his mother decides to take him to his father’s house, resulting a reckoning with reality.

In a quest to find belonging and acceptance, a young trans Asian American teenager yearns to become part of a tight-knit group of squeegee boys in the Baltimore city. But as he navigates the challenges of this gritty urban landscape and grapples with the complexities of his own identity, he discovers that the job demands more than just physical labor – it requires a strength of character and a resilience that he must cultivate from within.

When his irresponsible father cancels on Noah's birthday plans, his mother decides to take him to his father’s house, resulting a reckoning with reality.

When his irresponsible father cancels on Noah's birthday plans, his mother decides to take him to his father’s house, resulting a reckoning with reality.

When his irresponsible father cancels on Noah's birthday plans, his mother decides to take him to his father’s house, resulting a reckoning with reality.