Between Hands (2024)

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August, a young man is navigating the complexities of relationships and queerness. He develops a queer friendship with an older man, George who he finds solace and comfort in. Struggling to find his place in both his personal and professional life, August is left with feelings of isolation and alienation at work. As their unlikely friendship grows, August confronts his own insecurities and uncertainties with his crush on his co-worker. Through heartfelt conversations with George and their interest in drawings, he learns the true essence of human connection. Acceptance and understanding can be found in unexpected friendships that defy conventional norms.