In just nine minutes, director Gabe Howard delivers a sharp and witty exploration of modern dating confusion in "Not Too Into You." This short film follows a young woman caught in the exhausting cycle of mixed signals, where a promising first date leads to a frustrating silence that leaves her questioning every gesture and text. As she navigates the treacherous waters of romantic ambiguity, she must decide whether to hold out hope or accept the painful truth that sometimes silence really does mean disinterest. The film captures the universal anxiety of deciphering romantic intentions in the digital age, where a simple "maybe" can feel like a cruel game. With a brisk pace and a relatable premise, "Not Too Into You" offers a clever, humorous, and painfully honest look at the moment when attraction meets uncertainty, leaving viewers to wonder if the other person is genuinely busy, playing hard to get, or simply not that into them.