In the brief but poignant animated journey of "Tell Me When You Get Home", a simple request becomes the fragile thread connecting two lives. The film follows a woman, voiced with heartfelt sincerity by Marisa Razo, as she navigates the quiet, often perilous rituals of a solo trip home after dark. Her journey is intercut with the perspective of a concerned friend, brought to life by Dhane Ross, who waits anxiously for the confirmation of her safe arrival. This elegantly crafted short explores the unspoken tension and silent vulnerability that accompanies a routine commute, transforming everyday streets into a landscape of subtle suspense. Directed and written by Tshay, the animation weaves a visually striking atmosphere that is both intimate and universally resonant, capturing a moment of modern life where care and caution are intimately intertwined. With supporting performances from Dwayne Tennant and T.S. Meade, the story builds a compelling narrative around anticipation, connection, and the shared hope for a safe passage through the night.