June

Set against the frigid backdrop of northern Minnesota in the late 1980s, Broken Hill is a poetic and deeply human exploration of connection, memory, and the relentless search for meaning.
Three men—Pete, a young geologist; Beak, a weathered Texan crew chief; and Zoo, a haunted line-cutter—are thrown together at a remote gold prospect site known as Broken Hill. As they hunt for literal gold in a harsh, unforgiving wilderness, each is really searching for something else: hope, redemption, and a way back to themselves.
Meanwhile, Claire, Pete’s artistic ex, attempts to make sense of her grief and her past through writing—piecing together her life, her father’s legacy, and her complicated relationship with Pete. Through cassette tape recordings and theatrical memory, their lives intertwine across time and space, connecting distant hearts through words, dreams, and unfinished love.
Broken Hill is both raw and lyrical, mixing grit with beauty in a story that spans frozen forests, intimate apartments, and the mysterious “boogama” of the soul. It’s a love story, a survival story, and a tribute to the voices that echo in our heads long after the moment is gone.
​Don’t miss this evocative, genre-defying journey through wilderness, memory, and the fragile gold buried in us all.