Daniel Nadel

Four friends embark on their annual road trip, navigating real-life challenges that test their bond and reveal the strength of their bond, with the result revealed in front of the camcorder.

In a world shaped by oppression and manufactured enemies, three exhausted laborers return home seeking solace, only to be met with televised propaganda that fuels their growing discontent. As their frustration mounts, manipulated by an all-encompassing system designed to control and exhaust them, their anger erupts into a final act of defiance

Five friends arrive at a seminar meant to reflect on the past, expecting something routine. But when the day takes an unexpected turn, they’re pushed into an uncomfortable situation that forces them to rely on each other in ways they didn’t expect, all captured through the lens of a camcorder.

Five friends set out on what becomes their final trip together, spending two nights and a day in the desert. As time slows and the distance from everything familiar grows, they experience moments of joy, discomfort, and quiet reflection. Drifting through a hazy, almost psychedelic state, the journey begins to feel less like an escape and more like a goodbye all captured through the lens of a camcorder.