Big Time Adolescence (2019)

It story follows the dynamic between Mo and Zeke. Zeke, a college dropout involved in drug dealing, is a 20-something, while Mo is the 16-year-old brother of one of Zeke's former high school girlfriends. Their connection is unconventional, as Mo admires Zeke despite his dubious behavior. Funny, heartfelt, and brought to life by a smartly assembled ensemble, it finds fresh pleasures in the crowded "coming-of-age" genre.