A bathroom mishap at a surprise party sets off a chain of disastrous events that spiral wildly out of control.

Director's Bio: Kendall Goldberg is a writer-director from the suburbs of Chicago whose work is performance-driven, comedy-forward, and rooted in emotional truth. She loves mining humor from discomfort, insecurity, and the things people don’t say out loud. She’s chased that perspective everywhere from UFO conventions to the Galápagos, though nothing has proven more thrilling than being on set directing (true statement). At 22, she directed her debut feature, When Jeff Tried to Save the World, starring Jon Heder, Maya Erskine, Anna Konkle, and Jim O’Heir. The film had an award-winning festival run and was acquired by Samuel Goldwyn Films. She is a graduate of Chapman University and a Panavision New Filmmaker Grant recipient, as well as a Student Academy Awards and Sundance Episodic semifinalist, and a Women In Film mentee.