Brad Etter

Three strangers wake up suddenly on a descending elevator. To their horror, Clare, Ross, and Jeb soon realize that they are all karmically linked in a deeper way than meets the eye, and that this elevator symbolizes a passage to the afterlife. In a deeply haunting and claustrophobic examination of fate vs. destiny, the three discover that what is waiting on the other side of the elevator doors is created by their own beliefs.

Me + You follows a young boy who fragments from his innate sense of self when he begins to judge himself based on society's perceptions. Throughout the film, this fragmented version visits his childlike self over the course of his life, unable to bring his truth to light.

Me + You follows a young boy who fragments from his innate sense of self when he begins to judge himself based on society's perceptions. Throughout the film, this fragmented version visits his childlike self over the course of his life, unable to bring his truth to light.

Me + You follows a young boy who fragments from his innate sense of self when he begins to judge himself based on society's perceptions. Throughout the film, this fragmented version visits his childlike self over the course of his life, unable to bring his truth to light.

A teenage boy delivers a message of acceptance to his rigid Catholic school during the morning announcements, through which he explains how the institution's hypocritical message of 'loving the sinner' contributed to the suicide of his gay younger brother.