
3rd FLOOR
One elevator. Two wounds. No easy way out.
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12/27/2026Runtime
130 minsGenres
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A routine elevator ride becomes a battlefield when Maya Uche, a Black activist, and Brett Kiminski, a white conservative, are trapped together between floors. With nowhere to run, their assumptions, anger, and buried grief rise to the surface, forcing both strangers to face the truth behind their politics — and the pain that made them who they are.

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Two strangers locked in an elevator become mirrors for each other's pain and prejudice, forcing a raw confrontation with the wounds beneath their politics. It is claustrophobic, uncomfortable, and ruthlessly intimate, but shot through with moments of genuine recognition.
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