Young People Big Dreams

It’s 3 AM, the neon is buzzing, and nobody's where they thought they’d be. In the restless late hours of Miami, nine characters stumble through weird nights and even weirder dreams as they grapple with their dead-end jobs and absurdities of modern life. The camera acts as a tenth character (curious, judgmental, and fleeting) weaving through diners, bodegas, and city streets, abandoning one story the moment another more "interesting" one appears. Structured around the four stages of grief, the film hurtles from a diner breakdown to a reggaeton-fueled murder fantasy, a clown-vampire existential crisis, and a ten-year-old philosopher driving the last nail into the coffin of the American Dream - ultimately revealing a society teetering between exhaustion and hope. Funny, absurd, and occasionally a little too honest, the film captures a generation stuck between surviving and living, and dances all the way into the sunrise.