Short drama by George Ellzey Jr.

CONTENT WARNING: Alluded physical violence and strobing lights.

Life forces one to confront their deepest wounds and the person who impaired them in unexpected times and fashion. Bosom is a dramatic short set in one location with two characters and years of unresolved history. The film explores the messiness of forgiveness in families of those alive and deceased. The safe yet confining space of a women's bathroom sets the stage for unspoken anger, childhood trauma, the effects of fame, and revelations of generational truth to take the spotlight. Bosom shows the first step of reconciling with a loved one and reconciling with one's self so the healing process can begin.