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A young man is offered a job. Michael Tucker is a skateboarder who has just graduated from college. While they're wondering what they're going to do for work, they're still going about their happy-go-lucky lives in New York, doing skate tricks in the park. Then Michael offered a job by a mysterious businessman, to stand in a square outside all day. Skeptical of the gig at first but happy to make some cash, Michael does his job and gets paid. Michael also gets the offer to continue, and he makes more money over time. The more money he makes, the more he sticks to the gig, and he doesn't leave the square, even when his friends tempt him to join them in skating or a woman entreats him to help when her purse is stolen. Michael is loyal to his job, even as life passes him by -- and the days begin adding up. Directed and written by Jon Ryan Sugimoto, this comedy has the gritty texture and look of a New York City film, with its natural light and mostly handheld camerawork. We're introduced to Michael as a free-spirited young man, indulging in the kind of loose, goofy conversation that bros have with their friends. At first, they talk about the weird things they would or would not do to make a living in a hilarious dialogue that sets up the film's resonant themes. But little do they know that Michael will get the strangest job of all. As the film's high-concept premise plays out, it becomes strangely like a fairy tale, as well as a wily metaphor for the way we get seduced into

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