On a night in March 1964, 37 residents of Queens, New York, witnessed the horrific murder of Kitty Genovese, yet none intervened or contacted the authorities. The film “37” delves into the lives of some of these individuals, exploring the circumstances that led to their inexplicable inaction. This movie offers a compelling depiction of a neighborhood undergoing transformation during an era marked by racial tensions, the Civil Rights Movement, and political upheaval. The real-life incident that inspired the film is often seen as emblematic of the moment America lost its innocence. In her directorial debut, Puk Grasten adeptly intertwines various personal stories, aspirations, and familial disputes, guiding us through an apartment complex that ultimately represents a shared moral lapse.