Six strangers, six payphones, one dying city—who's gonna pick up?
Anthology drama following six characters on their journey for connection, seen through the lens of the last remaining payphones in Los Angeles.
Acting
Elsie Fisher's whisper-scream intensity in a phone booth
Cinematography
Neon-soaked LA that looks like a memory of itself
Direction
Tyler Burke's six-way juggling act actually lands
Director
Tyler Burke
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Burke reportedly spent six months documenting real LA payphones before writing; only 27 remained operational at time of filming.
The film sparked minor debate about 'phone booth noir' as a microgenre, with critics comparing its LA to the demolished booths of Linklater's Slacker Austin.
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