Occupy Me

Occupy Me is a short film directed by Adam Fitzgerald. It features Max Rhyser in a leading role and delves into themes of identity, love, and conflict, specifically focusing on a gay relationship. The narrative unfolds as David and Sam's afternoon meeting spirals from physical attraction into a deeper debate about their backgrounds and beliefs.

This film highlights how external societal issues can infiltrate personal relationships, turning what could have been a meaningful connection into confrontation. The exploration of LGBT themes adds depth to the character dynamics and presents a thought-provoking commentary on love and prejudice. As a drama, it appeals to collectors interested in films that tackle social issues and human emotions in a compact format.