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A teenaged prodigy painter preparing for his widely anticipated coming‐of‐age exhibition falters under pressure and slips off his medication. In his mania, he recruits a band of Bushwick rebel artists to take part in his progressively subversive show—one that will leave mouths agape.
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00:10Prodigy. That was the word they always used, but it took me a long time to understand its meaning.
00:22This pain is boring. That's why we're slumming it now.
00:25Don't say that. We're managing.
00:27Yeah?
00:28For how long?
00:29At now 18, it's your coming of age.
00:32There will be people from all over the world coming.
00:34Find something to say.
00:39Cass has got a thing against mainlining the corporate art world.
00:42Are you a hell of a good painter, Declan?
00:45I have a criminal record.
00:47Should I be impressed?
00:48I'm just saying, how illegal is this?
00:51Everything is amazing.
01:03Organization and order. That's what you thrive on. That's what you need. Declan.
01:12How does the world look upside down?
01:15Yeah, but whose work pays the bills for this place? Since I was six, Mom!
01:22You need to show this work to me, or it will not be in my gallery!
01:30You're acting like a different person.
01:32For once, I'm steering the ship myself.
01:38Are you going to tell them, Declan, about your condition?
01:41I'm looking atsin.
02:03You're going to tell them, the world is easier for me.
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