Abhay Chandra

When a teenage boy with cancer drags his two best friends on a road trip through the desert, they become the archivists of his absurd journey to feel something real in the face of death.

On St. Patrick’s Day, a lonely Indian student in Boston wanders into a lively Irish pub, where he encounters a mysterious Irish girl who pulls him onto the dance floor. As they dance, the boundary between memory and reality begins to dissolve, forcing him to confront the grief he has struggled to leave behind.

When a teenage boy with cancer drags his two best friends on a road trip through the desert, they become the archivists of his absurd journey to feel something real in the face of death.

On St. Patrick’s Day, a lonely Indian student in Boston wanders into a lively Irish pub, where he encounters a mysterious Irish girl who pulls him onto the dance floor. As they dance, the boundary between memory and reality begins to dissolve, forcing him to confront the grief he has struggled to leave behind.

On St. Patrick’s Day, a lonely Indian student in Boston wanders into a lively Irish pub, where he encounters a mysterious Irish girl who pulls him onto the dance floor. As they dance, the boundary between memory and reality begins to dissolve, forcing him to confront the grief he has struggled to leave behind.