Be Still, My Soul. (2026)

Navigating the harsh realities of heroin dependence across New York’s South Bronx, Kelly balances her own recovery journey with demanding shifts at a neighborhood outreach center. Each day brings routine tasks like distributing sterile supplies, delivering emergency overdose interventions, and clearing residue from communal surfaces. Spanning nearly half a decade of continuous shooting, the documentary Be Still, My Soul places viewers directly inside this unvarnished reality under the steady gaze of one committed director. Abandoning traditional commentary and explicit context, the film relies on atmospheric storytelling and a resonant musical backdrop that mirrors Kelly’s emotional landscape, delivering a profoundly intimate look at endurance, service, and the quiet fight for stability.