Onion Street

Moe Prager finds himself at a crossroads in the tumultuous summer of 1967. As a college student grappling with uncertainty about his future, he wanders through both his academic life and the chaotic environment surrounding him. It’s a time of social upheaval, with protests, music, and the relentless quest for identity swirling around, but Moe’s internal struggles feel far more pressing than the world outside.

As the story unfolds, he becomes embroiled in a mystery that leads him back to his past—a web of secrets buried deep in the streets he once roamed. Moe's investigations reveal not only the hidden truths of those around him but also force him to confront his own demons. Navigating through a patchwork of relationships, he learns that the answers he seeks may lie closer to home than he had anticipated.

Amidst the backdrop of a vibrant yet turbulent era, Moe's journey becomes one of self-discovery, forcing him to reassess his aspirations and the connections he has with the people in his life. With each twist and turn, he inches closer to understanding who he truly is and what he wants.