Endings are weird - but beginnings are pretty weird, too. In this big-hearted coming-of-age short, three roommates throw the final party of their college career as they struggle to process their impending graduation. As the night unfolds, they must navigate not only the mishaps that come with a massive party, but also explore goodbyes (and the lengths we go to avoid them).

Endings are weird - but beginnings are pretty weird, too. In this big-hearted coming-of-age short, three roommates throw the final party of their college career as they struggle to process their impending graduation. As the night unfolds, they must navigate not only the mishaps that come with a massive party, but also explore goodbyes (and the lengths we go to avoid them).

Alone on the moon, a dying astronaut faces his past regrets and lost love as the earth sets over the horizon.

Alone on the moon, a dying astronaut faces his past regrets and lost love as the earth sets over the horizon.

Spencer works a dead end job at the local theater concessions stand. Everyday, he waits for his prince charming to come and sweep him off his feet, until he does. Spencer can't immediately determine prince charming's sexuality, so he turns to an internet "Are You Gay?" quiz for help.

Spencer works a dead end job at the local theater concessions stand. Everyday, he waits for his prince charming to come and sweep him off his feet, until he does. Spencer can't immediately determine prince charming's sexuality, so he turns to an internet "Are You Gay?" quiz for help.

Alone on the moon, a dying astronaut faces his past regrets and lost love as the earth sets over the horizon.

Since Gen-z was born, we have been bombarded with rhetoric that the world is ending. From climate change and nuclear war, to social injustice and the rise of fascism we have access to it all in the palm of our hand. How do you find meaning at the end?

Since Gen-z was born, we have been bombarded with rhetoric that the world is ending. From climate change and nuclear war, to social injustice and the rise of fascism we have access to it all in the palm of our hand. How do you find meaning at the end?

Since Gen-z was born, we have been bombarded with rhetoric that the world is ending. From climate change and nuclear war, to social injustice and the rise of fascism we have access to it all in the palm of our hand. How do you find meaning at the end?