Kelsey Wilhelm

Two roomates become acquainted during a game of chess.

A young man falls while jogging.

A feudal lord bans an assassin from the garden of earthly delights until he fulfills an order.

Two millennials: Richard, a film studies student, and Ethan, a music producer preparing to launch his own startup—share a flat in Macau with a cherished washing machine, affectionately named R3D2. When they suddenly need to dispose of it, though, the two Westerners embark on a nine-minute journey of desperation, misdemeanors, and language barriers that folds the history of Macau into a dryly funny take on the myth of Sisyphus.