A woman (played by Tanya Danielle) stands at a hotel room window gazing down at the boulevard below. She scrutinizes a strip mall populated by three retail shops and a Mexican restaurant. A dancing doughnut still graces one of the signs in front of the restaurant, its presence an enduring testament to both the former tenant who had occupied the spot and the fleeting nature of success in this area. Businesses fold, people migrate, and the region remains in a near-constant state of upheaval. A government-run family food center down the block services many of the local residents. Even at this ... Show more