You Are Alone

Year: 2005

Runtime: 84 mins

Language: English

Director: Gorman Bechard

Drama

A desperate game of “Snap” becomes a dark exploration of loneliness. Daphne, a depressed high‑school senior bound for Yale, works as an online escort. When her neighbor hires her for his nephew’s bachelor party, she spends an hour with him. Their tense meeting turns into an intimate talk about sex, exposing bitter disappointment and a shared need to escape isolation.

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