2016, 9 min.
2016
Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Awards
Best Producer for Karolina Mikolajczak and Noan Ribeiro
2016
LA Short Fest
Special Mention for Best Short, Best Woman Filmmaker at Best Short Competition
| Director | Karolina Mikolajczak | |
| Screenplay | Karolina Mikolajczak | |
| Cinematography | Jeremy Asunction | |
| Music | Nicolo Paganini, Henryk Wieniawski |
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| Art Direction | Desirae Hepp | |
| Producers | Noan Ribeiro, Karolina Mikolajczak |
| Sam Holtzmann | Joel Pargman | |
| Barbara Holtzmann | Julia Silverman | |
| Customer | Janna Bossier | |
| Grandmother | Agnette Strand | |
| Kid | Alessandro Delpiano | |
| Sign Worker | Lawrence Ravettina |
Sam Holzmann (33), a traditional luthier, inherits a family-owned violin shop facing bankruptcy. To save the shop, his innovative mother, Barbara (59), introduces electric instruments. Sam fights to accept the change and to find his new place in the modern era. Only at the end to realize that in order to save the craft, must he find a balance between progress, modernity, and tradition.