Jehan Patterson

Euriyah, a dedicated teenager, spends his days diligently working at Doc's bike shop. Eager to share the details of his day and discuss school and the game, he rushes home to connect with his father, Walter. However, their conversation is constrained by the limitations of a phone call to the penitentiary. Euriyah and Walter struggle for this fleeting moment amidst the threat of the desolate apathy of confinement.

For as long as she can remember, Poppy Blane has visited her father in jail under the pretense that he is at work. After gathering signatures that she believes can get him a day off of work, she is crestfallen to learn that he is incarcerated and on Death Row. Armed with this information, Poppy must learn to forgive her father and reconcile his death.

For as long as she can remember, Poppy Blane has visited her father in jail under the pretense that he is at work. After gathering signatures that she believes can get him a day off of work, she is crestfallen to learn that he is incarcerated and on Death Row. Armed with this information, Poppy must learn to forgive her father and reconcile his death.