Sing for your Supper
In a totalitarian world where one only eats as well as they can sing, a man must overcome his bout of laryngitis if he ever wants to eat again.
SEPTEMBER 8–18, 2016
In a totalitarian world where one only eats as well as they can sing, a man must overcome his bout of laryngitis if he ever wants to eat again.
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Montek is a Sikh Boy who is about to turn thirteen but he doesn’t want to tell his mother what he wants for his birthday.
Remy, a hitman for a small-time Montreal mobster, has to kill Fernand, an old associate who talks too much.
On the morning after a night out at the disco, 18 year old Michael has to go hunting with his father where their fundamental differences come to light.
Street poet Lynn Gentry writes poems on a typewriter for passers-by on a street corner in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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