Kiki Narendra

Adam, an architect who has lived a traumatic life for the past 2 years. He was traumatized by seeing his family being killed in front of his own eyes. Adam, an architect, has lived a traumatic life for two years. He is traumatized by seeing his wife and child being killed in front of his eyes. Because he can't feel comfortable at work, he visits Amanda, a psychiatrist, at the suggestion of his friend. In the healing process, he can take revenge on one of his family's killers. Then proceed with looking for the next killer. He is also romantically involved with his psychiatrist, who turns out to be the sister of a third assassin he has yet to kill.

On the brink of his greatest victory, a high school golfer is forced to make a life-altering decision, finally realizing his own personal dream or standing by his autistic brother.

Driven by the personal stories of five youth who were justice-involved as teens, JUVENILE traces their pathways into the system, their journeys of trauma and healing, and their lessons for how to break and remake the juvenile system. Shimaine, Ja'Vaune, Romeo, Ariel and Michael are all from different backgrounds and parts of the country, and each had a different pathway into the system: foster care, sexual abuse, violence, homelessness, mental illness and substance abuse. But as their individual narratives unfold in the film, a cohesive narrative emerges of the broken promises of our juvenile system across all American communities.