306 Hollywood

When sister-brother filmmakers Elan and Jonathan lose their beloved grandmother, Annette, they face a profound question: When a loved one dies, what do we do with the things they leave behind?

“In the world of documentaries, it is bold, if not a landmark.” — ROGEREBERT.COM

“One of the more universal and relatable films you’re ever likely to see...Likely to touch anybody who has ever lost a loved one, which makes it a very big story.” — DANIEL FEINBERG, THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER

“Startling. 306 Hollywood feels like a whole new way of tackling documentaries.” — TASHA ROBINSON, THE VERGE

“The movie’s blend of charm and philosophical inquiry makes it at once structurally daring and a total crowd-pleaser, sure to find appreciative audiences who will see echoes of their own clutter-filled lives in its story.” — ERIC KOHN, INDIEWIRE