ANGEL OF ANYWHERE | Omeleto Drama

A stripper plays therapist to customers.
ANGEL OF ANYWHERE is used with permission from James Kicklighter. Learn more at jameskicklight....
Angel works as an exotic dancer at the popular Anywhere Bar, where clients come looking for entertainment and escape from their everyday lives. He is the most popular stripper at the club and clearly knows his way around.
But there's more to Angel than his good looks and smooth moves. When his clients get a private show in the VIP room, they don't get a dance but something else: Angel's ability to really listen and empathize, helping confront the troubles in their own lives.
One night, his VIP of the evening, Michelle, has a hard time loosening up, since it's her first time at a place like Anywhere. Stuck in a marriage that feels inauthentic and insecure because she has to pretend to be someone else all the time, she finds herself opening up to Angel -- and being herself for the first time in years.
Another time, Angel goes into the back with Brian, who seems confident and boisterous. His facade begins to crack under Angel's open-mindedness and compassion, and he confesses the truth of his insecurity, lack of identity and the emptiness of his life. Once again, Angel gently points a client to a more whole, authentic way of being. But Angel himself will have a startling encounter, which may push him to evolve his mission.
This short drama, crafted by director James Kicklighter and writers Kate Murdoch and Casey Nelson, is initially about surfaces: about the gap between them and reality, and about how the expectations we create from surfaces often don't do justice to what's underneath.
Though the environs of the Anywhere Bar are shot with a luminous, almost glamorously slick lighting and sleek camerawork, the film isn't a thriller or neo-noir. Instead, it privileges compassion over prurience, and reveals itself to be a warmhearted story about finding empathy and understanding in unexpected places.
The central character of Angel, of course, is much more than what he seems. He has handsome good looks, a well-maintained physique and sensuous dance moves that draw attention at Anywhere. But he also has a gentle, humble kindness and ease with himself that makes him comfortable to be around, both for the story's other characters and the audience.
The writing takes great care in building his character, whether it's his willingness and patience in fixing the constantly breaking equipment or his warmly offered advice to a newcomer, and actor Axel Roldos plays Angel with a subtle watchfulness and almost Zen sensitivity.
The storytelling also offers some of its strongest scenes with the VIPs that flit through Angel's work, and the private room becomes a place where they can look at their lives with honesty -- with the help of Angel, who offers them non-judgment, a willingness to listen and thoughtful responses.
One of the strengths of ANGEL OF ANYWHERE is how it creates an atmosphere around the Anywhere Bar, endowing it with an almost otherworldly aura that gives its clients and the audience a sense that the rules of daytime lives don't apply and anything can happen. The last thing that Anywhere's patrons expect, though, is an epiphany about life and self.
Angel gets his own epiphany with the film's zinger of an ending, which may push him to move onto a new arena to practice his skills as a counselor and therapist. But the audience gets the sense that wherever he ends up, he'll put as much care and compassion into the world as he did at the Anywhere Bar -- showing how anyone can make a difference in the world, no matter who they are or what they do.

[@annwe6]

There's a special kind of intimacy we can only share with strangers

[@soniarana5061]

Damn those words 🔥.... Very well said

[@anormalandnon-suspiciousbo5290]

I think that's one of the reasons why this is about a stripper helping his clients. Just like what you said, there's something intimate about talking to strangers, and what better to show that than a stripper? Basically for me, the stripper part about this movie is a symbolism of being "naked" just like how strippers are, well naked! By that I mean taking the mask people show around other people. It's being liberated from a facade that you've been doing this whole time. Just like talking to stranger, both of you don't know anything about the person so there's nothing to judge at. In a sense everyone is naked at the end, showing their true selves for everyone to see. Sorry if this is a mess, I'm writing this at 3 am and my brain is wonky rn haha

[@soniarana5061]

@@anormalandnon-suspiciousbo5290 That was a really good interpretation too... And no you weren't a mess... It all made sense... And please do keep writing 💖

[@chandankumarrajak3311]

You just gave words to my unspoken inner self. ...

[@ll-uy2rw]

Yeah cause U are Not emotional involved with them and can Tell them what U want,youll never See them again

[@Deroliebe]

Most of these Omeleto movies are better than Netflix shows or even full-length movies lol

[@alonnie1919]

"Omeleto is the home of award-winning short films." You wouldn't say what you commented if you only watched award-winning films.

[@myageofblue9427]

Period

[@tconnolly9820]

Yes, but "shorts" get straight to the punchline. If this were actually a series all that you have seen here would have to be filled out to make a full episode or perhaps more than one episode. But it's a great idea for a series and people are complex and I'm sure so is Angel.

[@jameskick]

T Connolly thanks for watching our film!

[@oliviaolivia9749]

periodt

[@Zikomo7]

I want a mini series about this dude. How did he come to be? What is he like when he’s vulnerable?

[@healthguy79]

You want to touch him...

[@alocrisis]

its actually an interesting idea

[@captblk]

That would be a great series, specifically on HBO or Netflix (not broadcast)

[@jameskick]

We talked about doing this as a series! If someone wants to throw some money at it, we'd all be down. Thanks for watching.

[@sylviacarlson3561]

Agreed!

[@bluedamsel1185]

I noticed when he tried to help fix the minor problem with the mixing board and explain what the technical problem was, he was swiftly silenced, his intellect and compassion was of no issue or importance, he was merely a 'dolly-bird' to look good and bring in the money no matter how. How female strippers are generally treated and regarded, transposed in this story, into males. I thought this was a lovely story on the part of the protagonist, and the ending was a gem.

[@jameskick]

Glad you felt that way. Thanks for watching!

[@applecandyfolks7979]

the difference female strippers are usualy very vulgar and foul at the mouth mainly disrespectful. he realized what he is being paid to do and kept it moving. not sure why he's shock seeing the couple when strippers usually see their customers everyday.

[@arvinr.912]

Male strippers are up against greater danger though. There's usually a rich and more powerful husband behind the usual customer of his, mainly married women. Chances are he's gonna die at the hands of that guy's henchmen.

[@Asehpe]

What did you think of the ending? I was kinda surprised. I wonder what this means for the internal dynamics of that couple. And why was Angel's expression negative?

[@tylerinnes3178]

@@jameskick great film

[@mmjn97]

"He likes repairing broken stuff including damaged people" wonderfully illustrated in a short clip

[@jameskick]

Thanks for watching our film!

[@Beatngu23]

I'm a female dancer. This is so true, I cant even explain how true this is. I don't beg for dances, take my money and run, I get to know everyone. I have met so many amazing people, women and men, and sometimes all they want to do is talk. Sometimes I don't even charge. I just sit and listen to them. Also I am propositioned all the time aswell and I end the dance, but I also will stay amd listen to them. I'm so glad they made a video from a Male perspective as a dancer though, very cool!

[@sargon0141]

You sound like very nice person.

[@Beatngu23]

@@sargon0141 thank you ❤

[@alishacynthia651]

Thanx for your perspective, so this is what its like for many!

[@h3rtzen]

I wish there were more people like you who bring intimacy and humanity back to these dances via making them more than just execution of physical movements without any feelings involved. I am sure what 90% of clients really seek is a bit of empathy and human touch. Wish you good luck!

[@ragingzim]

Why the dig at workers “begging” for dances? They’re there to work, not make friends so they can feel better about themselves.

[@littlekiwi8964]

You can get bored of Netflix but never of Omeleto

[@bakugoumilll1508]

Fr my attention span is too short for Netflix

[@Catherine-wn8dh]

I like that you don't know if she did or didn't buy the cereal but the fact that she held onto it despite him literally trying to pull it from her hands shows that a talk with a stranger was enough to affect the way she thinks about things.

[@blehbleh-bleh2840]

its sad that so many people in the world dont have people they can talk to about their problems because the world is a place where its becoming harder to trust anyone...and a place where nobody listens anymore. i guess talking to a stranger about it is sometimes the safest and easier way to let your emotions out..

[@prakasavigraha6104]

Sometimes it is easier to talk to a stranger. I have some ideas why also. But the fact is sure. The reasons are not - so i won't say.

[@pumpupthevolume4775]

You can't trust anyone. That's what makes an anonymous, momentary interaction with a stranger that can result in deep connection and meaning be so amazing.

[@kitkit69]

I feel this and agree

[@kitkit69]

There's always that person willing to listen to everyone's problems but who's there to listen to their's?

[@jameskick]

I completely agree. People seek out interesting spaces to create safe ones for themselves, one of the themes we loved to explore in creating the film. Thanks for watching.

[@c-light7624]

I knew he was her husband, but I thought he went there ‘cause he tracked her. then i thought i was mistaken. Then i realized i wasn’t. There was a twist in my twist.

[@jameskick]

I’d rather have a twist in your twist then you figure out at the start ;-) thanks for watching our film and I hope you will share it with your friends

[@DeepBlue7]

I thought the same thing!!!

[@drd.n4695]

I got the hunch right away ... Hi 5

[@whencesleepfairy]

Exact same thoughts!!

[@ayorkii]

Me too, initially.

[@Killatunga]

*But did she buy the goddamn cereal or no????*

[@MukeshGates]

U will never know😂😂

[@jameskick]

That, my friend, is a question that you'll have to decide for yourself. Thanks for watching our film!

[@brisahernandez3022]

😂😂😂suspense

[@anaalina5964]

That cliffhanger lol.

[@Habeel13]

Just let her touch you and you'll know.

[@ciabrister2464]

Wow, wow, LIKE WHOA!!!! THE ENDING.... I liked this one. To bad there are only a few views and even fewer comments. So glad I watched this one. I thought it was a female stripper but it's more interesting with a guy. Annnnnnnnd..... I can tell you from personal experience that I was that person ( free therapist ) for other people in my own life. What's ironic is NOW I NEED SOMEONE TO TALK TO, like, seriously be raw with them about some stuff, but there isn't a person like that for me. Good story.

[@hazelsarafolo5278]

I m here I can listen

[@norinb3522]

You can talk to me if you want. I got the same problem here.

[@jonaseggen2230]

You are not alone. Many of us do this. People talk to us because they can, because we listen, because we know. The table has turned but you can do this, you can find someone to talk to. Take care Cia.

[@prakasavigraha6104]

Totally agree on all counts. The ending knocked my socks off. What happened in those moments we heard but could not see ? Endless possibilities. I also though of a female stripper, but it actually was more interesting with the guy. Also I know what you mean when you say that you listen to everyone, but finding one person to hear you out is like impossible. Yep, I know that one really well. So, yep, good story, and I hope you found your listener. If there is still a need, you can drop me a line on messsenger.

[@prakasavigraha6104]

@@DiscoPrysm Don't be alone at the time of difficulty. Someone is always there - especially if you are willing to look outside of your usual circle, like the two in the film did. Don't be isolated Bee.

[@vimalahospital7698]

I would watch a full movie about this character

[@jameskick]

We'd love to make it! Thanks for watching.

[@Asehpe]

@@jameskick Mr. Kicklighter, how did you have this idea? And why did the main character (Angel) look kind of angry at the end, when he saw his two clients were a married couple? Please make more movies about this character. I don't know if someone like him exists somewhere in the real world, but it's nice to think that maybe there is such a person, even if only to fool oneself for half an hour...

[@FlyWithLove]

James Kicklighter i totally would love to watch this into a full movie!!!

[@CandyAndromeda]

@@jameskick I hope you will! It is beautiful, with a beautiful main character, inside and out.

[@DavidKutzler]

Almost clicked off because it was so slow and aimless at first. I quickly engaged when his "therapy" sessions started. The dialog was well written and the acting was excellent. The ending was unexpected.

[@jameskick]

Glad you kept at it. Thanks for watching our film!

[@samueljackson315]

James Kicklighter good job man.

[@Arcaryon]

I thought the introduction was amazing - you watch him listening to the podcast, fix the lightbulb, go inside and already know who he is and what he does in the first 90 seconds. That's all the quality assurance I need.

[@Soluchi-InfiniteCoCreatorGod]

This was a great short. Men and Women, essentially do the same thing at strip clubs. We aren't so different in those situations, after all.

[@jameskick]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching our film.

[@cynthiaotito8697]

Who recognises the woman as the girl in step up 2 and 5? And the woman's husband is from the recent Jumanji movies.

[@keishaembalo9802]

I went hunting for this comment! 😉😉😄 I thought it was just me who recognised her!

[@infiniteandroid]

I recognized her as a person in the "Mother's Day" horror movie. Also she is Greg Evigan's daughter. He was in the show "My Two Dads" in the 80s.

[@darias4731]

@@infiniteandroid Linkin Park music video Numb?

[@carolinebataller2759]

She's the actress from the movie step up

[@vartikagoenka1794]

OH MY GOD NO WONDER I THOUGHT THE GUY WAS FAMILIAR

[@stephaniedouglasaviewfroma9596]

This was very good. I used to be a Mental Health worker - even before I became a mental health worker.

[@eduardochavacano]

a massage therapist should be making more money than a shrink.

[@karallynstreit]

word. I was in this particular line of work prior to being a healer and spiritual counselor...it taught me as much as school did about helping people.

[@derickjohnbarcelo1654]

Sometimes, it is okay to talk to strangers. You can even tell them your darkest and deepest secrets because there's no judgement.

[@rebekahwarriorspirit8110]

This is craxy.. very true. When He said don't just throw away something that can be fixed.

[@morematcha]

Yea that line was good

[@try_aqua]

The guy like to fix, and wants to fix something. Thus, he fix things like the lamp and mixing board. With persona and physical gifts that he fully aware possesed, he started to fix people that seems broken. That's why he fit into the profession really well. Imo it also similar to the foundation of why people wants to become doctors, priests.

[@jameskick]

I totally agree with that assessment! Thanks for watching our film.

[@renamassey8506]

I loved this film-and the ending was priceless. However, Angel is somewhat of an enigma. What are HIS real feelings and emotions? And just how far did he and those folks go in the VIP Room?

[@iakanksha.21]

Anyone can make a difference in this world, no matter who they are or what they do.

[@staceykersting705]

YUP!

[@Soluchi-InfiniteCoCreatorGod]

True that.

[@eduardochavacano]

When what you are selling is what truly matters. Not anyone, that is a lie. Beautiful people who love themselves are the only people who have the power to save. Those men exist...they are kind, empathic, intelligent, and they also need to be heard and understood by people who can be as authentic.

[@eat_pray_porg8450]

The compelling thing about Angel is that he *wants* to be there, where he can interact with people.

[@iakanksha.21]

@@eat_pray_porg8450 agreed

[@Test-eb9bj]

What a likeable guy! It is so often „ easier“ to talk to strangers, not in involved and strained with the emotional baggage that activates trigger points and destructive behaviour in your counterpart so easily.

[@lydianorai]

This is such a great story. And the ending was worth it lol And Angel is absolutely gorgeous. Like, i just can't take my eyes of him sorry 😅

[@jameskick]

Glad you liked our film! Thanks for watching.

[@kylecab31]

You should search up Bryan Dechart, he looks awfully a lot like this guy.

[@joebeutner6538]

don't be sorry !! i feel the same way about the woman !! 🙂

[@pshuuupleasure4099]

If I see people I know in a grocery store I turn around or walk away from them as soon as possible before they recognize me lol. I just want to buy the things that I want and then get out hahaha. But this short film is soooooo good. It makes me want to be like Angel who is very real in this fantasy world.

[@jameskick]

Glad he felt real to you! Thanks for watching our film.

[@LuLuBell]

That was an oddly creepy ending.. haha.. but as a supervisor in a pharmacy chain, working overnight for years, I became a "free" therapist to customers who would specifically look for me.. lol.. that was really good!

[@jameskick]

The real life experiences of Axel Roldos inspired us to craft that story. Thanks for watching.

[@LuLuBell]

@@jameskick thank you.. it was very well put together and quite believable! Will definitely keep watching!!

[@sarah214ahmed]

Honestly there are beautiful human beings everywhere but not always are they treated the way they should be

[@mariyamtzaidi98]

Next up will be their kid to loosen up with Angel in that club y’all

[@leratorose-marynthabi438]

Thought the same🤣🤣🤣

[@avocadoguacamola7872]

r/cursedcomment 😂😂😂

[@HoudaB7]

Lmao

[@hanymohamed8745]

or after ten years or so when he became a teen, he go to angel complain about his parents

[@prussianbluephantom3968]

Nah, Angel will be a professional electrician by then. He'll meet the kid when he goes to fix wiring at their home in a decade's time. The parents will be at work, while kid is on P.A day and then he'll vent to Angel.😎

[@melaniefranklin7607]

Omg that guy is gorgeous

[@use100ame]

We all crave touch. Physical connection is a measure of our relationships. We have all these other profound things happening, but still if we don't have touch we look elsewhere. So "touching..."

[@jameskick]

Spot on, Gary! We talked about that concept a lot in writing the film. Thanks for watching!

[@rituparna6133]

This could be very nicely portrayed as a 2 hour movie, I'd love it! Very sensitive issue, the way he provides therapy for almost nothing and he is not even celebrated for that. That's the greatness of the character.

[@MyMs1979]

That was just great i could've watch that as a feature length movie. That ending though!! I'm still smiling! 9/10

[@jameskick]

Hey, I'd love to make it into a feature. We have played with some ideas! Thanks for watching.

[@staceykersting705]

Would make a great weekly show!

[@iamjustnonieee]

Ending had me shook

[@jameskick]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

[@sharai7724]

Me: He's too close Also me: Oh it's a strip club Me again: But personal space hmmm I feel uncomfortable

[@ollah4]

Feeeel yaaa

[@tullamorejameson480]

@@ollah4 Social Distancing😄

[@ollah4]

@@tullamorejameson480 shiat you are right, shame on me x.x

[@antonioyazzie4615]

Angel reminds me of my buddy who's a gogo dancer. He's always good to talk to and is a really good listener. He doesn't judge and knows what to say or do to make you feel better about a situation. I think one of the skills of a good stripper is active listening and knowing how to connect with people.

[@ladyofbast250]

This film is brilliantly done. I find it so fascinating that on some level we only feel comfortable exposing our vulnerable selves to people we are being sexual with. Long term friendships and families not included.

[@jameskick]

Thanks for watching our film!

[@gp2671]

Some people may either think it's a good or a bad thing to talk to a stranger about their problems. Some people may think it is brave, while others may think it is weak. The film is simply telling a story about characters in a brief moment of their lives. This film is not preaching anything, it is simply telling a well-thought out, thought provoking story.

[@jameskick]

I'm glad you liked our film! Thanks for watching.

[@nehanidhi7021]

You can't fix everything man. That's the reality. You can't bear the weight of world n an unhappy life and still expect yourself to be happy. You can't always be the best version of yourself. And That's okay.

[@jameskick]

Totally agree. Thanks for watching our film!

[@Asehpe]

@@jameskick I wished I knew more about that. Is there anything I can do to help you guys make more movies with this character? He looks like a great way to explore issues of loneliness and relationships in today's world.

[@humanbeing3946]

True, we can't always be the best version of ourselves. We must always strive. At the same time, spouse should embrace all of their significant other's versions. Both.

[@BluflameX2]

I never thought i could relate to a male stripper that much

[@eduardochavacano]

Try being a teacher doing one on one classes to ESL students.

[@BluflameX2]

@@eduardochavacano Try being a private guitar teacher

[@kimmykaypunkin]

Great story. The ending was a complete surprise.

[@maitrishinde7797]

you see in the end how he says that you can't just toss some things and should rather just fix them... But in the end he buys the new bulb (which he was trying to fix from the start), Maybe the thing is, not all things can be fixed...

[@tomjohn8733]

Everyone has the power to help or harm others, just as everyone knows right from wrong, only we choose which path to take...everyone makes mistakes!!!

[@jameskick]

Very true. Thanks for watching our film!

[@tomjohn8733]

@@jameskick your welcome, I've alway said, one should never judge someone by their profession, people are just trying to survive, this was an interesting senerio, I happen to know some inter racial couples with kids, but everyone situation, however simular, is different, all relationships have their problems...Peace!!

[@randydube6075]

This was emotional and engaging but also bleak and hopeful. GAWSH what a great short!

[@jameskick]

Thanks for watching our film, Randy! Glad you liked it and hope you'll share it with your friends.

[@rebeccagreen7241]

Agree on all accounts!!

[@solidfuse6499]

Whoever wrote this script did some wonderful research. Explained so much with out naming anything. I loved this.

[@jameskick]

Thanks! We did a bunch of interviews to prepare for it, written by Kate Murdoch & Casey Nelson.

[@solidfuse6499]

Then I take a second look at your name and realize you are an Emmy winning director. Thank you for the comment.

[@quinnmcdonald3763]

I watched this and immediately it was already better than anything on Netflix.

[@jameskick]

Thanks for watching our film!

[@sarahoshea9603]

Take it from someone who still sees the value in fixing things, people aren't just resigned to throwing things away, they're practically EAGER. Save yourself the heartbreak, if u can't find the others you're better off alone.

[@Asehpe]

And that, Ms. O'Shea, is a very sad thing. :'-(

[@hanami741]

omg i kinda saw it coming that they will be a married couple. Yeah a series about this stripper guy would be actually cool.

[@elliesava3448]

He is gorgeous 😭🙇🏻‍♀️, I’ll be glad to be his pacient!

[@RitaSingh-yw7ey]

Omg 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 both husband and wife...know what I actually think stripers are much more better than us at least they are honest

[@doracotterell2863]

Rita Singh: Sometimes. It’s ‘case by case.’

[@drd.n4695]

I like how the camera moves away from her showing her disappearance and Angel's relationship with the bulb. A very poignant story.

[@weasel75]

And even when you think you've seen it all, life can be much more complex than expected.

[@jameskick]

It is indeed. Thanks for watching, hope you'll share with your friends!

[@medhajoshi3844]

I wanted more of angel, the short film ended too soon :(

[@CyberSpider35]

I like the final twist. Totally didn't see that coming.

[@luciovazquez5906]

Wow I wasn’t expecting that.

[@DirectorJamesKicklighter]

Thanks for watching!

[@GRosa250]

Strippers and hairdressers, great listeners

[@isacmorales8411]

Best ending ever!!! That's how you make a film!!

[@jameskick]

Glad you think so! Thanks for watching our film

[@ginidavid2902]

So glad this showed up on my recommended list! This was so good and the ending was fantastic! Absolutely loved it! Made me wonder about who's there for poor Angel when he needs to talk... Anyway, great video!!

[@jameskick]

That's a very good question. We'll save it for the sequel. Thanks for watching!

[@cherophilia]

Got this on recommendations. Ain't disappointed.

[@jameskick]

Thanks for watching our film!

[@angeetamecwan6985]

His voice Deep and Husky 🔥

[@cybercab]

Very nice transition between the bright light of outdoors and the light.

[@Vivalarosa45]

OMG!! Now the Angel is in their domain. I want to see more to this story. MORE!

[@jameskick]

That's right! Thanks for watching.

[@Asehpe]

So do I! Please, more!

[@TheShift_OfEnergy]

i love this type of reality based looking films

[@tommyturner6923]

Absolutely did not see that coming. Brilliant. Btw, he can have coke but she can't have the cereal??

[@mynameisvampka]

I think every workplace has one or two people like Angel. Someone who's ready to listen, and if asked, give some advice without judgement. We just not always find them because they don't advertise themselves, and often their "clients" don't either because then they would be exposed that they talked to the guy and have problems. Humans are very complicated. I loved this film.

[@SevenAngels7]

I am clapping loud to this!!! I didn't expect the ending! This was wonderfully executed!! I like.

[@jameskick]

Thanks for watching our film!

[@anormalandnon-suspiciousbo5290]

This is such a great short movie!!! Okay so I think the reason why this is about a stripper rather than countless situations and different occupations, is that well being "naked". What I mean by that is, usually strippers are naked and are very revealing, right? That's also the same with talking to a stranger about struggles. Just like being naked, you both are "naked" to each other. Meaning you both let go of the mask and facade you go around showing to different people. The stripping symbolises being vulnerable, since clothes symbolises security. Letting that go and stripping means you're showing your true self to the public. That's why I think that this was better done with a stripper than any other person. Since you just have that intimacy with each other.

[@jameskick]

You got it spot on. Thanks for watching our film!

[@Jobe-13]

Ok, that ending genuinely got me spooked a little. Truly sad stuff.

[@16nowhereman]

Wow! i love this film. Great job!

[@DirectorJamesKicklighter]

Thanks for watching!

[@ChiPom-dk8ef]

Loved the surprise ending. I LOL.

[@WERNUTZ]

Angel is like uh is that kid mine?!

[@avantilicious]

this one i saw it coming. I thought it when the guy went 'to therapy' and mentioned his wife

[@rae8961]

6:50 There's a quote about attending a dozen of your SO funerals as they die and become another person. It's about evolving and growing out of things. And that's okay. Never feel like you have to keep up this act because it's what other people see you as. Even if you don't know who you are, that's okay, too. Just do what feels right and live for yourself

[@Ann71987]

That's what I call irony... Loved it

[@mikeellis9720]

Well, didn't see that coming... Very nice short film. Thanks.

[@DirectorJamesKicklighter]

Thanks for watching!

[@WaboMotiki]

Omoleto never disappoints.NEVER.

[@Kamesha703]

Heeeyyyy that's Andy from Step up 2! I think her character's name was Andy. Not 100% sure

[@picacomix8348]

OHHHHH THAT PLOT TWIST

[@theenglishtrainer3003]

Interesting. I think a lot of women feel like this they just don,t say it.

[@sleeplesssongbird7625]

I really enjoyed this, I think it's my favorite in a long time. I'd love to see more if this ever became a mini series.

[@jameskick]

Glad you liked our film! We’d love to do that if someone would fund it - thanks for watching our film.

[@nehamaw]

😂 He totally could have just gone up to them and let them both know. Then they both could have just joined

[@jameskick]

We’ll do that in the sequel. Thanks for watching!

[@nehamaw]

@@jameskick ahhh a sequal would be amazing! And thanks for ur reply.

[@tingting35]

That was perfection. Thank you.

[@jameskick]

Thanks for watching!

[@oasis408]

Who can dislike this movie? It's so heartwarming

[@jameskick]

Thank you!

[@Beatngu23]

Hes a fixer...the light bulb, the speakers, the people. This is incredible.

[@helenfay9465]

Very well thought out and written... I totally fell into the trap of thinking the stripper would be a woman so was pleasantly surprised from the beginning... I predicted the end... but the cliffhanger of whether she bought the Fruitios made me laugh! Great short and I loved Angel's character... he probably needs to work on his codependent tendencies though... lol!

[@DirectorJamesKicklighter]

Thanks for watching!

[@georgekurgansky5986]

Omg I pissed myself at the end, that's quality!

[@DirectorJamesKicklighter]

Thanks for watching!

[@thereisnosuchthingasabiasi80]

This was really good. Hats off to the writers, director, actors and everyone involved. Also it was really lovely to see Briana Evigan again. .

[@jameskick]

Thanks for watching our film! Briana is gifted.

[@deepakkumarsingh2900]

Woow..this gives much more sense than watching some garbage stuff.. good work guys.

[@jameskick]

Thanks for watching!

[@MisterG2323]

Nice parable. Very well done, thanks for posting!

[@atarahmary6222]

oh my gosh the ending. that was so good!!!

[@naturallyShaiShai]

He would have been a great Christian Grey

[@kayla4551]

Yaaaaaaaaaas

[@dreamerrp]

Def better than the original for sure

[@only_treats_no_tricks]

He could be more than Christian Gray with his beautiful and unique personality.💁‍♀️

[@abimitto6723]

Omelet make some amazing short films love them they always so real and understanding.

[@myrasevertson6641]

This was a beautiful short film.

[@CommonSenseRevolution]

Well done!

[@JacobSmith-hq3iz]

seem like he would be a very good therapist and that one part where that dude Grab his waist 100% gay

[@sooshi4560]

What’s wrong with that being gay?

[@sooshi4560]

Kate Yara ever heard of being bisexual?

[@Andrea-xs4ny]

Jacob Smith - He's a guy at a male stripper club. Pretty clear he wasn't there for drinks. haha He told the stripper that he was not his authentic self, that he was someone different with everyone. With the stripper's advice to both the wife and husband, they can fix what is broken. :-)

[@drd.n4695]

@@Andrea-xs4ny loved your comment.

[@NayelyElizabeth]

He is probably bi and he was drunk so yea

[@showaker4755]

"You can't just toss something because it doesn't work" so whatcha gonna do with that old light bulb when you replace it?

[@jameskick]

Good question, what do you think? Thanks for watching our film!

[@TasiaLatimore112]

@@jameskick Probably recycle it and use it as something else?

[@Toshinben]

I think that light symbolized him giving up on fixing stuff, and reluctantly adopting everyone else's attitude of disposability.

[@anthonyhendrix6467]

I'm greatful for omeleto , this was amazing.

[@ellinachname9018]

"TOUCH ME"........Touch from an Angel 😇💫💡

[@b.kanchanrai7412]

The ending was so UNEXPECTED!!!

[@rebeccagreen7241]

All the actors were great. Everything about this was great! Wow!!

[@jameskick]

Thanks for watching our film! Hope you’ll share it with your friends

[@rebeccagreen7241]

@@jameskick I will 👍👍👍. BTW I also really enjoyed the description of the film. It was quite beautifully written, and insightful. A little piece of artwork in its own right!