Let Me Vent

Jamal, a young man raised in the inner city, finds himself caught in a cycle that leads to trouble with the law. Sentenced to 90 days of court-mandated therapy, he's forced to confront the pain he's long buried. Through raw and emotional sessions, his inner trauma begins to surface, exposing the weight of poverty, environment, and survival on his mental health. As Jamal unpacks his past, the film sheds light on how unseen struggles can shape decisions and lead individuals down the wrong path—offering a powerful, human look at accountability, healing, and the possibility of change.