Glass Saints (2026)

A group of young men, ages 18 to 24, navigate the absurdities and quiet desperations of daily life on the margins. They inhabit a world that labels them "good for nothing," yet within their shared routines — odd jobs, aimless conversations, private rituals — they forge a fragile, eccentric camaraderie. Over the course of a single day, the film observes their interactions with each other and the few authority figures who drift through their orbit, capturing moments of humor, alienation, and unexpected tenderness.