In the short drama "Let Dan Go," a tense and intimate story unfolds over the course of seventeen minutes. Directed by Arielle Carroll, the film explores a fraught emotional landscape centered on its titular character. The narrative is brought to life by a focused cast including Ashlee Lawhorn, Timothy J. Cox, and Daniel Griesheimer, who navigate the complex interpersonal dynamics at the heart of the piece. Produced by Timothy J. Cox and Thomas Angeletti from a script also written by Cox, the film delves into themes of conflict, release, and the difficult process of moving on. This concise character study demonstrates how a brief runtime can contain a powerful and resonant dramatic experience, guided by Carroll's directorial vision and the committed performances of its small ensemble.