In the heart of a bustling neighborhood, the Miller family’s custom cabinetry shop, *Miller & Sons*, is more than a business—it’s the gravitational center of their lives. For thirty years, the workbench and the dinner table have been one and the same, covered in sawdust and Sunday roast alike. When their father passes away, he leaves behind no grand fortune, but a sprawling, dilapidated property that houses the workshop, the family home, and the unresolved history of three siblings. Leo, the eldest, has spent his life keeping the machinery—and his family—running. He views the shop as his rightful burden and lifeblood. His sister, Maya, a high-strung freelance graphic designer, returns home convinced that selling the property is the only path to collective freedom. Between them sits Sam, the youngest, who is desperately trying to keep the peace while harboring a secret that could dismantle the shop entirely. As they navigate the crumbling floorboards and the weight of their father’s expectations, they must decide if they are building a future together or if it’s time to dismantle the life they were born into. The Geometry of Shared Air is a quiet, intense exploration of domestic loyalty, the struggle to rebuild trust in the rooms we inhabit, and the price of keeping a legacy alive.
In the heart of a bustling neighborhood, the Miller family’s custom cabinetry shop, *Miller & Sons*, is more than a business—it’s the gravitational center of their lives. For thirty years, the workbench and the dinner table have been one and the same, covered in sawdust and Sunday roast alike. Wh...