Set in a dying Ohio steel town, the film follows Elena (Mia Gomez), a 24-year-old factory worker caring for her taciturn father who is losing his memory. When the factory announces its closure, Elena must decide whether to stay for her father or leave for a life she never thought she deserved.

Two brothers (one a recovering addict, one a former soldier) compete for the same dangerous oil rig job while trying to pay off their deceased mother’s medical debt.

A teenager finds an encrypted hard drive in a dumpster behind a NYC bodega. Instead of turning it into the police, he uses the data to blackmail local slumlords.

Critics often compare him to the Dardennes brothers meets Kelly Reichardt, but with a Latin rhythm that feels distinctly American. He is currently in pre-production for Flood Year , a historical drama about the 1927 Mississippi flood, with a reported budget of $15 million—his first "big" budget. Fans worry that "commercial Tubero" might lose the magic.