Tennis, Oranges (2024)
In a pandemic-era hospital, a robotic vacuum, bored by its repetition, decides to quit. Seeking a more meaningful existence, it ventures to a quiet Chinatown street. There, it encounters two solitary rabbits, each trapped in their own repetitive routines. As the vacuum befriends one of these characters, it finds a sense of community and begins to explore a broader purpose beyond its programmed tasks of cleaning. A dance ensues and for a time things are good. But all good things in life can't last.
Director: Sean Pecknold
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Kent Chen as |
| Directing | Sean Pecknold | Director |
| Production | Sean Pecknold | Producer |
| Writing | Sean Pecknold | Writer |
| Sound | David Kamp | Sound |
| Art | Emily Franz | Art Direction |
