Robert is the young scion of a crime family in early 80s New York City. He has also made a serious mistake, in the form of a body in the trunk of a car. He has taken refuge in an auto repair shop, where he awaits the arrival of his mother, Belle, who is the crime family boss.

Directed by Jordan T. Parrott and Johan T. Anderson from a script written by Parrott, this short dramedy has the weighty, burnished look of a classic Coppola crime epic. Visually, the framing and movement of classical cinematic elegance and chiaroscuro-heavy cinematography endow its subjects with a certain ominous dignity, and it does the same here, starting from its nervy beginning when Belle sweeps into the auto repair shop to survey the mess her son Robert has gotten them in.
- Omeleto