Description

Grady, a lonely café owner, encounters Christian, a new boy in town shunned by the local kids, when he finds him attempting to build a playhouse on the empty lot across the street. An unlikely friendship grows while Grady steps in to help and teach Christian, through the action of building a park in the empty lot. As they encounter challenges along the way, their relationship is put to the test and Grady must come to grips with a change within himself.

Plays in

1. “No Man’s Land”: Where Nature and Community Thrive

   SFUFF 2017 / 150 mins

   Awkward spaces in-between freeways, mysterious empty lots, and remote rooftops, capture your imagination as no man’s land, but the films and panelists will reveal a more complex story of careful planning, close collaboration and shared values contributing to productive places. Film screening followed by panel discussion.

   In This Program: Nomadic Community Gardens, Brooklyn Farmer, The Lot, Build The Lot

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