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Alex, a worn out MFA student still recovering from a past relationship is pressured to finish his thesis exhibit. One night while drinking alone, Alex meets an aspiring artist with the same name who inspired him to paint again.
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Alex, a worn out MFA student still recovering from a past relationship is pressured to finish his thesis exhibit. One night while drinking alone, Alex meets an aspiring artist with the same name who inspired him to paint again.
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