Phoebe J Yung

In a world where teleportation has made all other means of transportation obsolete, the last traditional commuter clings to his outdated routine in a society that has left the daily commute behind.

In Mount Lebanon, sixteen-year-old Alya’s first love sparks a longing for freedom, forcing her to navigate her mother’s strict rules and society’s judgment while making choices that push her into adulthood.

After Mateo’s father died in a car crash, the rebellious teenager doesn’t attend his funeral but instead, spends the day with his friends skating and ignores his mother and sister while they continuously try to contact him.