You're not really broke if no one finds out.

What do you do when you find yourself in an elevator, alone with your gym crush? With sweaty palms and pits, Joel has a moment of balls, takes the leap of faith and asks him out. Rafi, the gym crush, hesitates a second too long, shattering Joel, who is now desperate to escape an expected rejection. Then, the unthinkable happens—the elevator stops. Between floors. They are stuck. With their rescue delayed, the two men are left with two bottles of screw-top wine and an awkwardly long time to consider each other beyond their first assumptions. With his world stopped, can Joel figure out why he’s stuck? And not just in this elevator?

A woman, Annie, stands outside of a house, attempting to work up the courage to go inside for her friend's birthday party. Her social anxiety gets the better of her as she imagines everything that could possibly (and impossibly) go wrong. A comedy about a woman's unrealistic fear of social interactions.

(Dark Comedy) After losing his wife, a failing gallery artist returns home to his small town, looking for support from the very people he's fought so hard to escape.

Arthur, short on patience and faith, can't, for the life of him, understand why his grandson would bring him to such a miserable eatery.