Frances Eister Weintraub

Zach is a suburban father haunted by the impending arrival of middle age as he juggles the demands of work, family, and the sale of an investment property. When his wife and daughter go away for a short trip, he seizes the opportunity to live out a day as his younger, less responsible self. A spontaneous encounter with a fellow skater feels like a victory until an unsettling connection between the two emerges. The result is a forcible confrontation with his own bourgeois standing that shatters the illusion of Zach’s carefree day and sends it spiraling into dark territory.

A sesh with the boys would make dad glad. But if dad can't get rad, then will he be sad?

A flailing father-to-be panics at the idea that a glorious moment from his past may now be inaccessibly distant.