Half Past the Dead of Night

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A thirty-seven-year-old script supervisor named Jared Dunkin, known as J., grapples with his past while camping in his inherited home above Hollywood. Surrounded by his cherished autograph collection and Barcelona chairs, he faces feelings of isolation and loss after becoming orphaned. Struggling to find purpose, J. is disconnected from his passion for film and underutilizing his history degree, highlighting themes of nostalgia, identity, and the search for meaning in a changing life.