Trust

Three siblings attempt to reconcile over their mother’s death but are torn between mourning and greed. Family isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, as they soon find out. Between meeting with the Rabbi, funeral preparations, and sitting shiva, Kate has no time to process Mom’s absence. In fact, Kate is not sure if she’s crying because Mom’s dead, or because she’s related to these freaks: her adulterous father and her histrionic sister. Kate is grateful to find an ally in her brother, Josh, who spearheads funeral arrangements that Mom did her best to meticulously outline. But Dad never signed off on the paperwork prior to their divorce... (Cinequest Festival)