Comedy,Drama
United States of America
As Clark tries to navigate the social dynamics of his new school, he is constantly torn between his desire to fit in and stay true to himself. He is met with stereotyping and prejudice from both his classmates and teachers, who often make assumptions about him based on his race. Despite these challenges, Clark forges unlikely friendships with his neighbor and a fellow outsider at school, both of whom help him embrace his individuality.
Meanwhile, Mack and Gina try to find their place in the predominantly white neighborhood, facing microaggressions and cultural misunderstandings on a daily basis. As they struggle to connect with their new community and bridge the gap between their city upbringing and suburban life, their own challenges mirror those of their son.
Throughout the film, the family grapples with themes of identity, race, and belonging, ultimately learning to accept and appreciate their differences. Little Boxes is a story of self-discovery and resilience as the family navigates the complexities of race and culture in a new and unfamiliar environment.
