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Pick is an example of Iceberg Storytelling because the director tells the story of Aliyah a young black girl struggling to deal with bullying and racism in her school environment.  The story is told with  barely any dialogue which allows the audience to connect the symbolism in the film to the overall plot line.
-Jacob & Karl

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A young black girls struggles with the social problems of choosing to go with an afro during photo day at her school.

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1. By only letting the audience hear one side of the conversation you have to fill in the blanks as to what the grandfather could be saying

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2. Giving vague details about the family leaves the viewer to create their own interoperation of what is going on and what the relationships between family members are.

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3. By having only one character we are given only one side of the story and only through the main character's lens are we able to shape our ideas of what is going on

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The plot: In order to research for a school project, a young woman calls her estranged grandfather in Budapest to ask him about his career in the Hungarian film industry.  After a while, The conversation changes its direction as the woman tries to reconnect with the past of her family .

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We learn that the main character (the girl speaking on the phone with her grandfather) moved out from Hungary to Vancouver, Canada to study filmmaking, and this made the relation between her and the grandfather weaker due to distances. The main character misses her family and had the urge to speak with her grandfather after a long time to ask him about his experiences in filmmaking, but they change topics and talks about the old days at Hungary. - Faysal

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4. Little is known about either character. So the little information given can be extrapolated. Such as the main character being an aspiring director

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Aliyah: Innocent and unaware of how the way she looks might affect others. (despite the fact that this should not affect anyone whatsoever) she is a victim of predigious, in no way the way she looks should affect others.

Classmate: bases her assumptions on what others have told her, doesn't think before speaking ( though most kids are this way)

Mother: Worried about how others might perceive how her daughter is / acts. She doesn't know how people will react to how she looks.