The debut feature comedy from Brooklyn filmmaker Ryan Martin Brown about Drew (Colin Burgess) a man in his mid-20s who quits his job on a whim to focus on his passions and to not waste his life in a menial office job. However, he quickly comes to find that he doesn't really have passions or anything substantive to work towards, either artistically or commercially, begging him to question why he felt a desire to pursue something at all when there wasn't really anything he wanted to pursue. 

One of the most accurate and honest assessments of universal millennial culture, including their ennui. It also leverages its keen understanding of the generation's condition and skewers it with clever comedy!

"So funny precisely because we all know this guy and can identify with his directionless struggle." — Katarina Docalovich, Paste Magazine 

"Keenly observed and winningly performed." — Jordan Mintzer, Hollywood Reporter

"One of the better indie comedies in a long time, enjoyable from minute one until the final frame, and deceptively insightful about the structure of the modern world." —  Brian Tallerico, RogerEbert.com