In this uproarious comedy from director Noah Outlaw, the effortlessly charming Alaina Bamfield plays a fictionalized version of herself as a woman who discovers she has become completely untouchable—not in a legal sense, but in a literal, cosmic one. After a bizarre incident at a local diner, Alaina finds that no one can physically make contact with her, a phenomenon that turns her everyday life into a hilarious series of awkward near-misses and slapstick encounters. Determined to reclaim her ability to hug her friends, shake hands, and simply exist without causing chaos, she embarks on a frantic quest to find a cure. With the help of a skeptical best friend and a parade of eccentric experts, Alaina must navigate a world that literally keeps its distance, all while grappling with the absurdity of her new condition. Produced by Patrick Richardson and Sam Tallent, this fast-paced twenty-five-minute romp balances witty dialogue with physical comedy, exploring themes of human connection and personal space in a delightfully ridiculous way. Will Alaina break through the invisible barrier and reconnect with the world, or is she doomed to a life of perpetual personal space?