Alwy Jones

What begins as a reluctant conversation becomes something else entirely, an excavation. In a series of tense, intimate sessions, Nathan is forced to confront the real battlefield; the one inside him. Memory by memory, lie by lie, he unravels the story he's told himself since childhood about race, masculinity, God, and strength. But as Nathan begins to lower his defenses, Anwar's own past surfaces, revealing scars not yet healed and truths neither of them are ready for.
Taut, fearless, and emotionally unflinching, Hypocrites in Foxholes is a psychological drama about inherited hatred, the architecture of identity, and what it means to dismantle a belief system brick by brutal brick. In the quiet between confrontation and confession, one question remains;What do you do when forgiveness feels more terrifying than guilt?