Aqueduct

In Aqueduct, two half-brothers who have never met are brought together by the death of the father they never shared. Set against the charged, unpredictable world of the racetrack, buried truths surface and tensions sharpen, forcing them into a reckoning neither asked for. It's about inheritance without intimacy and identities shaped in absence. It asks a simple but urgent question: what can an older brother pass on to a younger one before his time runs out?