Using hanging fabric and ribbons to symbolize the barriers that inhibit clarity, this film represents a relationship as it faces emotional battles in the pursuit of connection. As one of the rare ballet pieces to depict a same-sex relationship, its goal is to inspire self acceptance and hope despite darkness and mental health battles. The backdrop of Daphne Willis's music constantly reminds the viewer "you are enough" for all you've dreamt of in life. This film was shot at the YouTube Space in New York and premiered on National Coming Out Day 2019 as a tribute to the LGBTQ community. Directed by Victoria Duncan and featuring the stunning choreography of New York Choreographic Institute alumni Adriana Pierce, the piece stars New York City Ballet Soloist Georgina Pazcoguin and Broadway dancer Skye Mattox.