Little Murders

Overview

Amidst the chaos of 1970s New York, a disillusioned young man navigates the city's unrelenting violence, disturbing phone calls, and the frustrations of aging infrastructure. As he grapples with escalating paranoia and the city's ethnic and racial tensions, his summer unfolds in a disheartening reflection of urban life. The film captures the essence of a turbulent era, highlighting the existential struggles of its protagonist as he confronts the absurdities of his surroundings, ultimately questioning the very fabric of society.