Social Distance
★ 6.2 · 2020 · Drama
Filmed in isolation, this narrative anthology series features both dark and funny takes on how people strive to stay connected while staying apart.
Episodes
1. Delete All Future Events23m · While striving to stay connected to his online support system, a newly single man seeks creative ways to keep himself both entertained and sober.
2. A Celebration of the Human Life Cycle18m · An extended family with plenty of issues does its best to hold an online celebration of life for their departed patriarch.
3. And we could all together/Go out on the ocean20m · An exasperated single mom provides care for a no-nonsense senior while using online cameras to keep tabs on her young daughter, who's home alone.
4. Zero Feet Away22m · Too much togetherness inspires a bickering couple to invite a third party to the mix in hopes of reinvigorating their relationship.
5. You Gotta Ding-Dong Fling-Flong the Whole Narrative22m · With his wife suffering from COVID-19, an exasperated father searches for creative ways to keep his young son safe and free from worry.
6. Humane Animal Trap19m · A long-married couple — he retired, she a nurse — faces the strain of self-quarantine and the slow realization they want different things from life.
7. everything is v depressing rn24m · Buoyed by a friend, a shy teenager tries to get over her insecurities about whether to tell her charismatic esports teammate she's got a crush on him.
8. Pomp and Circumstance19m · A young man clashes with his boss about racial justice and American history as outrage grows over the death of George Floyd.More Like This
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