Little Boxes

Set in a predominantly white town, we follow Clark's journey as he enters the sixth grade. As a biracial boy, he grapples with finding his identity while trying to fit in. This leads him to believe that adopting a more 'black' persona is the key to being cool among his peers, causing him to stumble as he attempts to meet these expectations.His parents, Mack and Gina, are urban intellectuals who have recently relocated their family to this small town. They are well-equipped for the challenges of city living but find themselves unprepared for the unique obstacles presented by suburbia. As a tight-knit family, they struggle to adapt not only individually but also collectively in this unfamiliar setting.The movie explores their experiences as they navigate through the complexities of understanding and accepting themselves within this new suburban context. It's a heartwarming and relatable story that delves into themes of identity, acceptance, and family dynamics while shedding light on the challenges of assimilation and fitting in during one's formative years.