KIND (2026)

When a well-earned promotion slips through his fingers and lands in the lap of a less-qualified rival, one man’s frustration ignites a razor-sharp takedown of performative wokeness. This darkly comedic tale skewers the modern obsession with public displays of morality, exposing the gap between who we claim to be and who we really are. As the overlooked employee watches his colleague climb the ladder on a foundation of hollow gestures and curated outrage, he discovers that in a world obsessed with appearing good, genuine talent often takes a backseat to the loudest virtue signal.