Little Shots of Happiness

The film follows Frances, a 9-to-5 worker who decides to leave her mentally unstable husband. Living out of her office, she embarks on a journey of self-exploration by visiting various nightclubs and bars in Boston. Through her encounters with different men, she challenges her previous identity and seeks to uncover who she truly is.

As an urban comedy, Little Shots of Happiness delves into the complexities of personal relationships and the quest for self-identity. The runtime of 83 minutes offers a concise yet engaging narrative that captures the essence of Frances's journey. Directed by Todd Verow, the film features a cast including Verow himself, P.J. Marino, and Bil Dwyer, each contributing to the dynamic exploration of the protagonist's experiences in a vibrant city setting.