Peel (2019)

Orphaned by his father at five and nurtured in near seclusion by a caring yet emotionally erratic and over-bearing mother, Peel Munter's world has been confined to the four walls of his childhood abode. With his mother's unforeseen demise, Peel, now a 30-year-old, finds himself bewildered and utterly solitary. Bereft of employment, family, or companions, he faces a critical decision; to dwell in the unsettling solitude his mother left behind, or to brave the mysterious outside world he barely comprehends, confronting the challenges it presents. Facing the threat of losing his home, Peel opts to share his space with a pair of wanderers, forming an unconventional family and brotherhood. However, a breach of trust from one of the new-found roommates propels Peel on a journey to find the brothers he was separated from years ago. As he embarks on this quest, Peel's innocence and lack of worldliness inadvertently influence those he encounters. His purity and naivety serve as a beacon, guiding a collection of societal outcasts closer to their authentic sense of belonging.

Peel is a comedy movie featuring Emile Hirsch and directed by Rafael Monserrate.

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