By Basil Kreimendahl 
Directed by Zeina Salame

Nut grew up the youngest child of Julius, a Vietnam vet, in 1980s and ’90s working-class America. As Julius suffers the toxic effects of Agent Orange, Nut worries their time together may run out before they can embrace something essential about their relationship. Paging through forgotten photo albums and acting out old war movies about brothers-in-arms, Nut leaps through time and memory, tracing the complex intimacy between a father and an adult child when the child is transgender, fighting for a mutual recognition before it’s too late.

Recommended for Ages 14 and Up.

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