PSYCHOLOGICAL DRAMA ‘BLACK BOX’ Exclusive 9/11 Anniversary Screening

Striking a powerful chord between historical trauma and intimate human vulnerability, director Joshua Crone and the Yellow Bicycle Company have announced an exclusive, one-off screening of the gripping psychological drama, Black Box. Set against the heavy, lingering shadow of September 2002, Black Box is a haunting exploration of grief, evasion, and the fragments left behind by tragedy. The narrative weaves together three deeply compelling personal struggles: a dancer who visits her late husband's station house, only to spark a complicated affair; a shell-shocked 9/11 firefighter hiding from both his wife and his own fractured identity; and his isolated son, who finds himself caught between an aggressive army recruiter and an uncle fiercely obsessed with uncovering the disaster's missing flight recorders. Written and directed by Joshua Crone (Yellow Bicycle Company), Black Box stars an exceptional ensemble cast featuring Alec Stephens III, Veronika Vozniak, Stephanie Roseman, Richard Roddy, Thoeger Hansen, and Tim Palmer. Crone’s cinematic vision translates the claustrophobic, intense nature of hidden trauma into a profound indie masterpiece. The 25th-anniversary screening serves as both a commemorative presentation for New York audiences and a launchpad for the film’s digital distribution. An engaging talkback afterward with individuals willing to share their own 911 experiences is planned.