Frownland (2007)

Keith, a person who obviously suffers from some kind of severe social anxiety, has a lot of communication problems. He stutters, hesitates, hesitates, and ends up spewing out words he doesn't understand. Keith lives in an apartment with a struggling musician Charles (Paul Grimstad, composing music for the film) in Brooklyn. They don't have a good relationship, and Keith always haunts Charles to pay the electricity bill. Charles obviously felt that he was being taken advantage of by being forced to share space with Keith. He responded with fierce and sharp insults, and he had a lot of problems. Keith's source of income is unknown, but he does have a job going door to door in the suburbs to raise money for a vague and dubious charity after season, which is clearly not suitable for him. Keith's social life includes constantly harassing Sandy, a bartender who unfortunately broke into his sight, and trying to appease the often distraught Laura: once when he tried to cheer her up with a sock puppet, she said angrily, "are these my socks?" Ron..., former projectionist of the New York City Museum of Art