
Leo Boksner
as Table
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Being a table is like being a person, sort of. In a lounge, a table sits and watches people go by and live their lives all day. It gets used and abused, slowly developing a fascination and envy with the world of human people sitting by it. It watches two friends bond, a young couple have an intense breakup, and a man emotionally outburst after a phone call. The table, desperate to join the world of human friendship and melodrama, sings about its dreams. Then suddenly, it bursts out of its own body, a human form out of its destroyed table-self. The table is set to re-encounter all the people it'd watched before. It tries to join the two friends eating at another table, attempts to console the woman over her recent breakup, and tries to learn about happiness, life, and death from the phone guy. It'll have to decide whether or not being a human person is worth it after all. It blends comedy, drama elements. The film reflects a distinct United States of America style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Uri Ponte. With a runtime of 9 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.
The main cast includes Leo Boksner, Uri Ponte and Max Zimmer. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Uri Ponte, written by Leo Boksner, produced by Uri Ponte and Leo Boksner.

as Table

as Guy, Skateboard Person, Totem Pole Person

as Friend A, Computer Person, Puzzle Person

as Friend B

as Woman

as Man

as Spray Bottle Person