The Sun Rises Down Below

I watched this film in the Miami film festival and was completely blown away. Brilliant script, brilliant actors, the homeless women in black and white gave absolutely magnificent performances. The cinematography and beautiful jazz music were right on point, paying homages to Woody Allen, Sergey Eisenstein and Altman, giving it a timeless, New York type of feel to it. It also felt like a prelude to Ruben Ostlund's Triangle Of Sadness, showing the contrast between first and third world problems. I dont know who made this but it stuck with me so much I had to look it up here. Would love to see more of this directors work. The only thing that bothered me is that it was only 16 minutes long.