Rebounding

A short, breezy slice of dating life that mixes light laughs with a little heartache.

A tender, bittersweet short that mixes gentle comedy with quiet loneliness, leaving a soft ache about wanting to be loved.

A breezy, chatty watch where awkward first meetings and small jealousies play out gently, easy to dip into and oddly comforting.

A breezy, gently comic look at awkward first impressions and the relief of staying single.

A dry, deadpan hangout comedy that mines awkward post-breakup malaise for quiet, cringe-adjacent laughs.

A brief, gentle slice of awkward morning-after intimacy that lands its small emotional ache with warmth and a light comic touch.

A short, breezy look at heartbreak that mixes gentle laughs with honest pangs of rejection and the comfort of friends.

A breezy, amiable string of awkward and sweet encounters that coasts on charm and the hopeful hum of starting over in a new city.

A quiet, aching study of a breakup, lingering on raw heartbreak and the slow, uncertain work of moving on.

A brief, awkwardly funny slice of urban life that makes you squirm and smile at the same time.

A loose, chatty comedy that coasts on awkward banter and cringe, easy to dip into and forget.

A wry, low-key mockumentary that turns awkward dating into a gentle, funny, and quietly sad look at heartbreak.