It's fall of 1965. Malcolm X has been assassinated. MLK Jr has led the march from Selma to Montgomery. LBJ has announced an order to double the number of men drafted per month.
Meanwhile, a group of college seniors shares an over-crowded apartment at their east-coast liberal arts school. Tensions rise as each one grapples with their future as graduation grows ever closer.
A touching and painfully relatable dramedy, Michael Weller's Moonchildren begs the question: how can we face the world if we cant face ourselves?
