Sharper

In Adam Glynns's Sharper, a New York City dynasty unravels as secrets and betrayals spiral from a single act of theft. Glynns deftly exposes the fissures in familial bonds, where wealth and privilege mask corrosive distrust and hidden agendas. Each revelation chips away at the family's facade, leaving raw emotions and simmering resentments exposed. The film is a tight, claustrophobic portrait of greed and guilt, where every character is a suspect and no one is truly innocent.