In this sharp and absurdly comedic short film from writer-director Jacob Chaffee, a seemingly ordinary rock finds itself grappling with an existential crisis of epic proportions. The story follows the rock, voiced by Will Young, as it navigates a world where every other stone, pebble, and boulder seems to have found its purpose—whether as a skipping stone, a decorative garden fixture, or a cornerstone for a building. But this particular rock, played with droll sincerity by Young, feels profoundly out of place and useless. Its journey of self-discovery is further complicated by a cast of quirky characters, including a philosophical squirrel portrayed by Katharine Gutkoski and a high-strung bird played by Sam Enriquez, who each offer conflicting advice on how to find meaning. With a runtime of just four minutes, Chaffee delivers a witty meditation on purpose and identity, blending deadpan humor with a surprisingly heartfelt exploration of what it means to be different. Caroline Tepper and David Ilagan round out the ensemble in this clever, laugh-out-loud comedy that proves even the smallest roles can have a big impact.