Plastic Boy
Synopsis
Sam spends his days bored at his unfulfilling office job, where he's more interested in trying to get the attention of the guy he likes than he is about actually doing his job. He can't quite stay broken up from his ex, as he misreads his desire for casual sex as him wanting to get back together. And as his best friend becomes more successful in both her career and relationship, the two find themselves drifting. He realizes he can't just float on by in life and he's faced with losing his job and apartment and when met with the bleak prospect of moving home with his parents Sam is forced to look at what he really wants and who he really is.
A painfully honest look at trying to get your shit together, when (you think) the whole world is against you.
Details
- Year
- 2019
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 90 mins
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Sam Plommer
- Producer
- Chloe Begtine
- Editor
- Tim Bourque
- Screenwriter
- Sam Plommer
- Director of Photography
- Danielle Wiltshire
- Sound
- Darcy Dear
- Principal cast
- Sam Plommer, Sofie Bland, Ross McNamara, Sam Toller, Victoria Muldoon
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Sam Plommer
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