
A Table for Yourself
Tonight, the chef knows you.
Enter the story
Dark comedy · 55
Your time belongs to someone else.
An affordable Tuesday seemed enough until someone rented his daughter's birthday.
Overworked accounts clerk Fadi finds a room he can afford, rented by the day inside a paper calendar. Tuesday is small but comfortable, until the landlord leases his daughter's birthday to a stranger. Armed with an increasingly useless contract, Fadi must navigate rooms that only exist on certain dates before the week is sold out from under him.
Move into a wickedly funny world where making time becomes survival.
Story-world details for this concept; no screening or release is announced.
The calendar becomes a deadpan housing plan, with the title filling the broad empty room beside the occupied cell. Warm gray paper, ink charcoal and one muted rust accent keep the joke dry, finished as a tactile cardboard model with crisp block type.
Three more worlds with something in common.
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The works here are independent concepts using AI-assisted imagery and art direction. They demonstrate a visual approach; the films are fictional.