NWA (Black)

Frantz, a first-generation Haitian-American, is tasked with getting a haircut without the usual supervision of his strict immigrant father Jean. Left to his own devices, Frantz decides on a more trendy haircut, connecting him to the Black American culture his father warned him not to embrace. His journey spotlights the dichotomy of what it means to be Black in America when one’s identity has already been shaped by a different Black diasporic experience.