A florist's elaborate imagination collides with an awkward customer’s reality, forcing her to confront her anxieties and internal monologue on a journey of self-discovery where romance and delusion become dangerously intertwined.
Maddie Morse
Director
Ani Kabillio
Leena
Kieran Rowe
Andrew
Michael Lee
Henry
Kalan Hauser
Bickering Customer 1
Lily Ladson
Bickering Customer 2
Harrison Stone
Laundromat Customer
Casey Wangman
Smoker 1
Brady Meldorf
Smoker 2
Andrew Pang
Flower Shop Customer 1
Julz Feit
Flower Shop Customer 2
Laura Fajardo-Riascos
Flower Shop Customer 3
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