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synopsis Nelson has no phone, no job, no future - and no Hailey. Broken and desperate, he shows up at his friend Jamie's door looking for help to get her back. Knowing that Nelson's chances are zero, and working towards an important promotion at work, Jamie must fend off his friend's neediness and delusions, to prepare his presentation. But when Nelson stumbles onto more devastating news, Jamie decides to try lifting his spirits. With his spirits not quite lifted, and Jamie not awake to intervene, Nelson pulls his most ridiculous and embarrassing stunt yet. And it may destroy both his and Jamie's future - unless he can figure out to take the tougher but better road. director Ela Thier, an Israeli-American filmmaker, is a critically acclaimed writer, director and actor. Her feature film, Tomorrow Ever After (2017), won "Best American Indie" at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival along with other major festival awards critical acclaim. Her award-winning feature, Foreign Letters, was distributed by Film Movement (2012) and screened at over 140 festivals world-wide. Thier directed over a dozen short films winning numerous Best Short awards. Her short film, A Summer Rain, screened at hundreds of venues and became a YouTube sensation. Thier worked as a writer-for-hire on Puncture, starring Chris Evans. The film premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and released by Millenium Films (2011). She also wrote The Wedding Cow, a romantic comedy produced by a major German TV network (2000). Since 2006, she has been teaching screenwriting and filmmaking under the alias of "The Independent Film School" where she has trained hundreds of artists." Alumni Website Filmography related links
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