Plastic Chairs is a short, introspective drama set in a late-night recovery meeting.

A space where strangers gather beneath harsh fluorescent lights, bound by shared silence and the fragile hope of starting again. This story is deeply personal to me because it reflects the quiet strength I’ve seen in people who keep showing up, even when no one is watching. It’s about the kind of resilience that isn’t loud or glamorous but about the simple, stubborn act of surviving another day.

We’re making this film to honor those small, invisible victories.

The ones that rarely make it to the screen. Every scene, every line of dialogue, is crafted to capture that rare moment when pain and peace coexist in the same breath.

The funds raised will go directly toward bringing this story to life with care and authenticity. Your support will help us cover the essentials: securing locations that reflect the film’s intimate tone, renting professional camera and lighting equipment, and completing post-production so we can share Plastic Chairs with audiences and film festivals worldwide.

By contributing, you’re not just funding a film — you’re helping tell a story about endurance, connection, and the quiet beauty of being human.