Faultline (2026)

In a society where systems quietly sort children into different futures, siblings Charlie and Sage Jackson confront the invisible lines that define their options. When their family's circumstances draw the attention of school officials and social workers, the brothers must navigate a maze of well-meaning interventions that may not have their best interests at heart. Their mother's absence looms large, a silence that speaks louder than any case file.

As institutional pressures mount, Charlie and Sage face choices no children should have to make — choices that reveal how quickly opportunity can narrow when the rules are written for someone else. Faultline observes this erosion with a documentarian's eye and a poet's restraint.