In the whirlwind short comedy "Freaking Out," writer-director Joel Edmiston also stars as a man whose ordinary day takes a spectacularly bizarre turn. When a seemingly minor inconvenience spirals into a full-blown existential crisis, he finds himself grappling with a series of increasingly absurd and surreal encounters. Alongside Vitamin Steve, the protagonist navigates a world that feels like it's actively conspiring against his sanity, where every social interaction and mundane task becomes a potential source of comedic chaos. This rapid-fire film captures the universal feeling of life spinning out of control, blending sharp observational humor with a touch of the fantastical. Over the course of fourteen frenetic minutes, "Freaking Out" delivers a relatable yet wildly exaggerated snapshot of modern anxiety, promising viewers a laugh-filled journey through one man's desperate attempt to keep it together when everything seems designed to make him come apart.