Liberty

Korey, who just returned from a summer art camp in Virginia, has a secret and he has no intentions of sharing it with his friends though he has every intention of helping them with theirs. Traumatic experiences plague his friends and himself, and he must apply what he learned in Virginia to know what is right in terms of getting over these experiences. The story follows him and his friends as they spend their final three thrilling months in art school in the east bay of the San Francisco Bay Area and as they try to apply their experiences to their final art projects. The contents of their story are astonishing, and it's only so long one can hold in the damage they're suppressing before it explodes, destroying everyone in its path. The journey of Korey and his friends will force you to ask yourself, what would you do with your traumatic experiences? Where would you stand?