The Faucet (2026)
Director: Franz Jermaine
A single faucet lives through moments of steady flow, sudden drips, and stretches of hollow silence. Loneliness settles in when nothing runs through it. This endless rhythm becomes its quiet routine. Can anyone truly grasp what it means to feel this way?
More About This Film
The Faucet is a 2026 short drama directed by Franz Jermaine. Set in a rundown apartment, the film uses a persistent dripping faucet as the catalyst for a family's unraveling, transforming an ordinary household problem into a source of mounting tension.
The contained setting gives the film a claustrophobic quality, with the faucet functioning as both a practical nuisance and a recurring symbol of pressure. The short format allows the domestic conflict to develop rapidly without relying on a large-scale production.
- Franz Jermaine directed the film.
- The story takes place primarily in a rundown apartment.
- A struggling plumber is central to the story.
- The dripping faucet acts as the catalyst for the family's conflict.
- The film was released in 2026 as a drama short.