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Isaac Joseph's film is a quietly humorous look at the everyday anxieties of life. It follows a man as he deals with ordinary things like ordering coffee, emails, and trying to make conversation. He becomes increasingly lost in the subtle pressures of social expectations and small mistakes. The comedy comes from the painfully familiar awkwardness of modern interactions. It's a gentle story about feeling isolated and wanting connection, told with understated wit and attention to detail, offering a surprisingly moving reflection on navigating a world that can feel overwhelming.