Not For Long by
A Filipino mother and her Americanized daughter are sheltering together in an apartment in Bay Ridge in Brooklyn during the heyday of the pandemic in New York in the spring of 2020 when no one knows what COVID is and everyone seems to be dropping like flies. Mother is a nurse working at a hospital and comes home every night in her PPE while Daughter, who loses her regular job, has to move back home and starts...
A Filipino mother and her Americanized daughter are sheltering together in an apartment in Bay Ridge in Brooklyn during the heyday of the pandemic in New York in the spring of 2020 when no one knows what COVID is and everyone seems to be dropping like flies. Mother is a nurse working at a hospital and comes home every night in her PPE while Daughter, who loses her regular job, has to move back home and starts working as a yoga instructor doing Zoom classes. Each night is a night that seems to repeat itself in a cycle of misery and unfulfilled desires. Mother can't stay with her new boyfriend while Daughter just broke up with hers. Now they're in this apartment together with the virus looming, anti-Chinese hate rising, and Black Lives Matter movement boiling. Can they survive each other and their politics before COVID ends?