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Adjust-A-Dream 2014

6 min📅 2014-06-15

Jonathan Wysocki's heartfelt short drama *Adjust-A-Dream (2014)* captures the quiet yet palpable tension of a pivotal moment in a relationship.

Director: Jonathan Wysocki

Cast

Tom DeTrinis
Tom DeTrinis
Jake
Doug Tompos
Anthony

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Adjust-A-Dream (2014) about?

This short drama follows a gay couple preparing to move in together as they navigate the tension of their first major shared purchase—a mattress. The film uses their shopping trip to highlight the subtle anxieties and joys of commitment.

Who directed Adjust-A-Dream?

Jonathan Wysocki directed *Adjust-A-Dream*, bringing a keen eye for intimacy and subtle storytelling to this brief but impactful short film.

Who stars in Adjust-A-Dream?

The film stars Tom DeTrinis and Doug Tompos as the couple, whose chemistry drives the emotional core of the story.

Is Adjust-A-Dream (2014) worth watching?

While it's a short film, *Adjust-A-Dream* packs emotional depth into its six-minute runtime. Its themes of love, anxiety, and partnership make it a compelling watch for fans of intimate, character-driven dramas.

How long is Adjust-A-Dream?

Adjust-A-Dream has a runtime of 6 minutes.

About Adjust-A-Dream (2014) — A short film about love, anxiety, and the mattress that changes everything

Jonathan Wysocki's heartfelt short drama *Adjust-A-Dream (2014)* captures the quiet yet palpable tension of a pivotal moment in a relationship. As a gay couple prepares to merge their lives by moving in together, a simple errand—shopping for their first mattress—unexpectedly becomes a mirror for their anxieties and insecurities. The sterile showroom floors and the endless options of mattresses reflect the overwhelming choices and unspoken fears that loom over their future. With a runtime of just six minutes, Wysocki crafts a poignant snapshot of modern love, where intimacy is tested by the mundane and the extraordinary collides with the everyday.

Starring Tom DeTrinis and Doug Tompos, the film delicately balances humor and heartache, grounding its emotional weight in the authenticity of two men navigating commitment. The confined setting amplifies the intimacy of their conversation, revealing how even the smallest decisions can unravel into larger existential questions. For anyone who's ever felt the pressure of a relationship milestone, *Adjust-A-Dream* offers a relatable, if brief, escape into the complexities of love and partnership.