The Cost of Bronze (2020)

When their mother dies suddenly, sisters Ally and Cecily must overcome their estrangement to execute her will. Trying to sort through the fragments of their old, fractured lives forces them instead to sort through their grief, resentment, and guilt- towards their mother, and towards each other. As the feuding sisters try to piece together each other's involvement in what happened to their mother, they find themselves following an audacious plan laid out in her final days, to bring her daughters back together. The Cost of Bronze is about the tensions and alliances between sisters, the performance of female identity, and discovering your parents are people too. Beneath those primary themes it explores the process of grief, the bonds and duties of family, and the power of art to connect and reconcile.