Two brothers pulled toward opposite ends of the same neighborhood anchor Splash City, a 2026 crime drama about what it costs to stay close to family when your choices keep pulling you apart.
What is Splash City about?
The film follows siblings whose paths diverge as the pressures of their community push them in different directions, one drawn deeper into risk while the other tries to hold onto something steadier. Co-directed by Berner and Alex Ferrufino, the story stays close to the two brothers rather than widening into a broader crime-world plot, using their relationship as the through-line for everything else happening around them. Running 100 minutes, the film gives both halves of that relationship room to breathe, letting the tension build from how the brothers' choices keep colliding rather than from any single dramatic turn.
About the cast
Reed Shannon, Quincy Brooks, and Zakee Brooks lead the cast, carrying the film's central relationships across its runtime.
Context & significance
Splash City belongs to a strand of crime drama less interested in the mechanics of criminal enterprise than in what that world does to the people closest to it, particularly siblings on opposite sides of the same set of pressures. That framing keeps the story grounded in character rather than spectacle, with the community itself functioning almost like a third presence shaping both brothers' choices. It also treats the neighborhood itself as more than backdrop, using the everyday texture of shared streets and shared history to explain why the brothers' paths keep crossing even as they try to move in different directions.
Watching Splash City on Ktime
Splash City streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles in addition to the original English audio. Anyone can read the film's page without an account, but watching it requires logging into a free K-Time account. The Farsi-language interface makes it easy for viewers who prefer to browse and read entirely in Persian before pressing play.