In the dry, sun-baked landscape of Los Angeles, a disillusioned law school dropout named Jillian (played by Jess Weixler) finds herself trapped behind a makeshift ice cream truck, handing out free samples to an endless parade of eccentric strangers. This dramedy from director Jay Gammill unfolds over the course of a single, chaotic afternoon as Jillian, grappling with a recent breakup and a profound sense of aimlessness, reluctantly agrees to help her friend Beth for the day. The truck becomes a microcosm of urban absurdity, drawing in a colorful cast of characters including a pretentious musician (played by Jesse Eisenberg), a desperate ex-boyfriend (played by Jason Ritter), and a mysterious older woman (played by Tippi Hedren). As Jillian navigates the sticky, thankless task of doling out tiny cups of frozen treats, she is forced to confront her own indecision and the messy realities of human connection. With a sharp, witty script and a tone that balances melancholic introspection with offbeat humor, the film explores themes of purpose, identity, and the small, unexpected moments that can jolt a stalled life back into motion.