An app designed to bring its users happiness helps a man build the perfect life, which he ends up destroying when he learns the app is faulty.
Luvia Petersen
Director
Josephine Agho
Office Worker
Dani Alvarado
Rose
Susan Arntsen
Drunk Office Worker
Shatara Crowe
Office Worker
Susanna Gray
Office Worker
Kylan Liu Johnston
Office Worker
Virginia Leap
Fast Walking Office Worker
Catherine Lough Haggquist
Joy
Ben Lui
Office Worker
Scott McGrath
Senior Manager
Neemish Parekh
Office Worker with Glasses
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