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Joshua Tree (Part 2) (2025)
Joshua Tree Part 2 is a meditative six-minute short film rooted in the wisdom that death teaches us the meanings of love. Centered on two Black queer lovers, it reimagines Black death as a beautiful dark portal, a sacred return shaped by how one has lived. Time moves like memory and spirals as the lovers share their first and last conversation, a single six-minute exchange that feels like a lifetime. Joshua Tree is an elegy, and it is our offering, a remembering of Black death as beautiful and of love as a reverent act.
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Joshua Tree Part 2 is a meditative six-minute short film rooted in the wisdom that death teaches us the meanings of love. Centered on two Black queer lovers, it reimagines Black death as a beautiful dark portal, a sacred return shaped by how one has lived. Time moves like memory and spirals as the lovers share their first and last conversation, a single six-minute exchange that feels like a lifetime. Joshua Tree is an elegy, and it is our offering, a remembering of Black death as beautiful and of love as a reverent act.
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Genre:Romance, Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Tiffani Marie, Lalin St. Juste
In Theaters:10/14/2025
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Runtime:7 minutes
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