Omeleto -- of all the wonderful films you bring us, I think my favorites are those in which gentle humans subtly show us how much courage daily life can demand. When these sweet souls triumph, my heart sings! Thank you.
Those moments starting at 5:57 were just astonishing. Separated, yet connecting... and while he's got fantastic eyes, she's just too pretty in that framing, and with the subtle changes as she smiles though we can't see her mouth, it's perfect.
I'm a chronic anxious too. Life's getting harder every day. I'm constantly running into my utopia worlds in my mind. There is nothing interesting out there for me.
@@fatihkan2601 I can understand your pain, and I mean it, I have same problem even being in my house and having a normal day gives me anxiety now. But let me tell you you hold on there you're much stronger
@lover💖🐾I had according to me most challenging job as I have social anxiety, I used to work as a teacher in school, meeting 50 to 100 people every day, presenting myself and completing my work was a challenge in itself, but i look that as a good opportunity to develop myself and will continue it maybe. I also was, infact am still like this, but I tell myself you are stronger than this, and conquered one day at a time. So you need to stay strong just like you do now and to tell yourself it's going to be fine
@@wd4440 It really is. You create your own personal hell or heaven, depending on what you yourself are thinking. Of course, there are external events such as news that will affect your thoughts but hey - you can always just NOT read the news and realize that ignorance is bliss :D Once you just walk outside of your house or apartment, you see the world clearly for what it really is. By taking control of your own emotions and thoughts, and staying in the present, you get a better hold of the world and people around you. Just think about different people you've met throughout your life. How they looked, how they talked, how they dressed etc. The difference between all these people and how well they are doing is their outlook and perspective on life, and what's going on inside their own heads. Thus, you should aim to become those you look up to and admire in life.
Good short story, but he starts out with paranoid symptoms thinking something unlikely will happen if he goes outside. Being an agoraphobic is hard, especially if you are isolated and have no one to help you out
@@resolecca Well, I’m unsure of how this works with people whose mailbox is their door, but here, our mailboxes have little red flags you put up for “outgoing” mail. Maybe there is something similar on the door? I mean, where I’m at, mailwomen/men don’t hand deliver anything on foot, so this whole thing is kind of alien to me anyways. Either way, a really cute video.
@@resolecca ... Exactly ... he would need to go to the post office to post the parcel and pay for the postage, so although a very sweet film its rather silly.
@@michaelsutherland6652 yes I thought of that too but since she she is the mailman she would be the one picking up the mail, and she would know he is sending the packages to himself. Not to mention since his agoraphobia won't let him open the door and the package is still too big to fit through the slot, ill say it again how is he sending the packages?
Technically, postal delivery workers aren't supposed to get involved with the people they deliver to... for obvious reasons. And, unfortunately or not, it is enforced.
@@johnbowman1076 That's funny because.. I don't know how things go in other countries but in France it's quite often that everyone knows the postman (or postwoman, who cares) by their name or even are friend with. They stay to chat a little bit with old people, they play with the kids or the dogs. It's a tradition that is a bit lost in the big cities but very common in small town. It's even something that is pretty much required, to have a good contact with people to be postman. (Talking about postal service like the main one in France called La Poste. Not Amazon, USPS, Fedex and others because for these ones... It's usually a different delivery guy each time so, no time to form any bond) Which leads me to that question : What are the obvious reasons that would make this "postal delivery workers aren't supposed to get involved with the people they deliver to" rule ?
@@Zondersuikers In the US we often know our Letter carriers by first name and people have had their lives saved when they noticed that there was a problem.
I don't have social anxiety or agoraphobia. But I relate when he was looking out of the door mail slot, for one; as someone who normally avoids social interactions. Anyways, I wish the video was longer. Great love story of sorts.
As a mail carrier, I find this view of the mail slot very interesting. A way to connect two worlds. "Donald Trump's out there." Thinking that would keep many people in their house.
this is a well written film, the characters is amazing and that endings is soo good. that last package is too big to fit in the mail box. he must open the door (for her). :))
I feel like when covid happened AKA bestop Society a lot of people became anxious and could even go back to work because the fact that they were scared to go back outside and fear that they might end up like many friends or family members so definitely this is relatable as much as many people even before covid felt scared of the Norm of society which makes this even more relevant which I definitely want to recommend two more people as this is gold
What if the mailwoman was a chubby, middle-aged balding woman with long chin hair one could plait? LOL That frame of her through the mailbox was really well done.
Absolutely loved this short but was confused by the ending. If he doesn't leave the house, who's taking the package out to get mailed back to him? That's a little too big of a logistical gap to leave up to the audience. It doesn't make enough sense to get 100% satisfaction from the ending...js🤷🏾♀️
This was really heart-felt. And I may or may not be talking from personal experience, but for people like this, their lives are usually just like these shorts, - an Open Ending. (Of scary/unpredictable possibilities) 🌌
Yes. A two way street he wouldn't be willing to cross. For that matter, how does he receive his groceries. I know that agoraphobic people won't leave their houses but I didn't know they won't even open their doors.
@@cahidijoyoraharjo7833 There was a TV show a few years back about a lawyer who had an older brother who behaved kind of like the young man in this video. The older brother had even lined his house walls and ceilings with aluminum foil. The older brother was was also a lawyer who had just gone over the edge. I guess you are correct. There are just plain "weird" people in this world.
All of this falls apart when it turns out he is sending items to himself. He can't open the door so how does he get the package outside to be picked up and delivered. Not happening. Does he eat food? How does that get delivered?
How did he post parcels to himself when he cannot open the door, engage in face to face with anyone? That being the case, how did he have Internet to book sending the parcels, etc etc.. cute story just not getting it.
He calls in a package pick up ,leaves it on the porch ,they come and pick it up. Requires they not notice the address and just take it back and she picks it up, because it's her route.
@@likearockcm he still has to open the door and as we could see from his trying to go out he couldn't open the door. Goodness knows how he makes a living or affords a phone or Internet in order to arrange collections or deliveries.
@@shauntreadwell8029 my guess is he inherited the house and money. He couldn't bring himself to open the door because of having to meet with the girl and be face to face with the mail woman. He had to open the door at some point to collect groceries, etc.
Omeleto -- of all the wonderful films you bring us, I think my favorites are those in which gentle humans subtly show us how much courage daily life can demand. When these sweet souls triumph, my heart sings! Thank you.
Highly agreeable...
Beautifully said
@@TunTuni25 How kind of you -- sometimes the smallest, simplest things mean a great deal.
@@susanzoeckler4926 Bless you & yours...always ♥️
@@TunTuni25 And abundant blessings back to you! We are all in this together. 💜
Those moments starting at 5:57 were just astonishing. Separated, yet connecting... and while he's got fantastic eyes, she's just too pretty in that framing, and with the subtle changes as she smiles though we can't see her mouth, it's perfect.
My Gawd what beautiful eyes!
Being a socially anxious person this was really relatable to me, and this short story was so cute and wholesome
I'm a chronic anxious too. Life's getting harder every day. I'm constantly running into my utopia worlds in my mind. There is nothing interesting out there for me.
@@fatihkan2601 I can understand your pain, and I mean it, I have same problem even being in my house and having a normal day gives me anxiety now. But let me tell you you hold on there you're much stronger
@lover💖🐾I had according to me most challenging job as I have social anxiety, I used to work as a teacher in school, meeting 50 to 100 people every day, presenting myself and completing my work was a challenge in itself, but i look that as a good opportunity to develop myself and will continue it maybe. I also was, infact am still like this, but I tell myself you are stronger than this, and conquered one day at a time. So you need to stay strong just like you do now and to tell yourself it's going to be fine
Thank God! For Instacart or this dude be famished
As funny and endearing as this was, social anxiety and agoraphobia are real mental health diseases that are treatable with patience & understanding. 👫
its all in the mind
@@EpicBunty God bless you you are awake!!!!
It's all in the head. Get out of your head and thoughts.
No patience or understanding found here.
@@wd4440 It really is. You create your own personal hell or heaven, depending on what you yourself are thinking. Of course, there are external events such as news that will affect your thoughts but hey - you can always just NOT read the news and realize that ignorance is bliss :D
Once you just walk outside of your house or apartment, you see the world clearly for what it really is. By taking control of your own emotions and thoughts, and staying in the present, you get a better hold of the world and people around you.
Just think about different people you've met throughout your life. How they looked, how they talked, how they dressed etc. The difference between all these people and how well they are doing is their outlook and perspective on life, and what's going on inside their own heads. Thus, you should aim to become those you look up to and admire in life.
I am short of words. This is one of the beautiful short films I have ever seen.
Good short story, but he starts out with paranoid symptoms thinking something unlikely will happen if he goes outside. Being an agoraphobic is hard, especially if you are isolated and have no one to help you out
I get the impression he is surrounded by mail he is sending himself, just so he can see her again. So yes, I’d say he sent the package.
Yes but how does he get to the post office
@@resolecca 😳🤔 I wonder the same
@@resolecca Well, I’m unsure of how this works with people whose mailbox is their door, but here, our mailboxes have little red flags you put up for “outgoing” mail. Maybe there is something similar on the door? I mean, where I’m at, mailwomen/men don’t hand deliver anything on foot, so this whole thing is kind of alien to me anyways. Either way, a really cute video.
@@resolecca ... Exactly ... he would need to go to the post office to post the parcel and pay for the postage, so although a very sweet film its rather silly.
@@michaelsutherland6652 yes I thought of that too but since she she is the mailman she would be the one picking up the mail, and she would know he is sending the packages to himself.
Not to mention since his agoraphobia won't let him open the door and the package is still too big to fit through the slot, ill say it again how is he sending the packages?
"Donald trumps out there" 🤣😄😂
Her eyes are gorgeous
If these two goofs ever manage to hook up, things will remain awkward for a long, long time.
Good short, nicely done, kudos!
It'd take centuries for them to finally hook up.
Technically, postal delivery workers aren't supposed to get involved with the people they deliver to... for obvious reasons. And, unfortunately or not, it is enforced.
@@johnbowman1076 you like making 💩 up?
@@johnbowman1076 That's funny because.. I don't know how things go in other countries but in France it's quite often that everyone knows the postman (or postwoman, who cares) by their name or even are friend with. They stay to chat a little bit with old people, they play with the kids or the dogs. It's a tradition that is a bit lost in the big cities but very common in small town. It's even something that is pretty much required, to have a good contact with people to be postman.
(Talking about postal service like the main one in France called La Poste. Not Amazon, USPS, Fedex and others because for these ones... It's usually a different delivery guy each time so, no time to form any bond)
Which leads me to that question : What are the obvious reasons that would make this "postal delivery workers aren't supposed to get involved with the people they deliver to" rule ?
@@Zondersuikers In the US we often know our Letter carriers by first name and people have had their lives saved when they noticed that there was a problem.
Simple and short yet so profound ! Loved it!
I don't have social anxiety or agoraphobia. But I relate when he was looking out of the door mail slot, for one; as someone who normally avoids social interactions. Anyways, I wish the video was longer. Great love story of sorts.
There's something beautiful about these movies.
That was the cutest wholesome meetcute I've ever seen! Loved it! 💜🙌
"Donald Trump's out there."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is one of the most beautiful short films I've seen in a while!!
I loved this. The moment of eye contact through the mailbox was fantastic.
That's the sweetest thing I've seen in quite awhile.
This is great. So many qualities of You've Got Mail and Sleepless in Seattle. Thank you for this - loved it
Allen, thank you for returning my faith in humanity once again... This channel is what I return to when I need hope.
A True Love story WELL DONE... With perfection!
As a mail carrier, I find this view of the mail slot very interesting. A way to connect two worlds.
"Donald Trump's out there." Thinking that would keep many people in their house.
As they should.
👍🤣🤣
And that's how we like it: the happy Republicans living life outside while the socially awkward Lefties stay inside and mail their ballots in
😂😂😂👍
Thank God! For Instacart or this dude be famished
This was heartwarming.
I doubt Machiavelli would say that...
when a person is an exception on facing your fears... its all worth trying!
I'm a recluse and have trouble going out, but most of the time I feel better after actually going out.
This was so sweet and the acting was fabulous.
That was beautifully done. 💙✨💙
Hugs to everyone involved!
She's so so cute
Absolutely charming. Well done all!
this is a well written film, the characters is amazing and that endings is soo good. that last package is too big to fit in the mail box. he must open the door (for her). :))
Damn, I couldn't stop smiling thru the whole thing!!!! Then frowned cuz it was over! LOVE IT!
This is funny, but sweet. They're so cute! Love this love story.
She's super cute.
Is was so relatable, heart breaking , heart warming .Thankyou for this
“donald trump’s out there” 😂
That was hilarious!
Me just waiting for my package to be delivered next door, watching out the window
I feel like when covid happened AKA bestop Society a lot of people became anxious and could even go back to work because the fact that they were scared to go back outside and fear that they might end up like many friends or family members so definitely this is relatable as much as many people even before covid felt scared of the Norm of society which makes this even more relevant which I definitely want to recommend two more people as this is gold
donald trumps out there lmfao best line ever
My thoughts exactly 💯 agree 😊
If only this were the case irl, eh? You're giving recluses too much hope. XD
with a bit of courage, anyone can love and be loved for who they are, warts and all. Love from Indonesia
I also suffer from social anxiety and this is very important 😫
What if the mailwoman was a chubby, middle-aged balding woman with long chin hair one could plait? LOL
That frame of her through the mailbox was really well done.
This one made cry ... so sweet
In the end I’d like to think they make it passed Theadore’s broken…. 💘
Painful to watch. I can totally identify with him, especially around women I'm attracted to.
1:13 mood
psychos are better avoided.
I always enjoy when you post a new update. Bravo as always…
Have a nice day ☺️ Liz
He kinda reminds me of Charlie Puth. Curly hair. Cute smile.
Sometimes you can tell the nationality of an actor when he opens his mouth to smile.
If the glove don't fit, you must acquit.
I tried this with my postwoman and now I don't get bills any more 😁
😂
😂
Goddamn this was beautiful
Reminiscent of Who Am I This Time?, starring Christopher Walken and Susan Sarandon.
0:57 nope, trumps outside? Seriously?!
I know plenty of older men that never want to go home.
I got simmilar thing i was even stressed to answer the phone from unknown and known numbers like my more distant family.
There is a really good Elliot Gould 70s movie where he wouldnt leave his apartment until the end of the movie when he was evicted
Really lovely short, well acted.
Absolutely loved this short but was confused by the ending. If he doesn't leave the house, who's taking the package out to get mailed back to him? That's a little too big of a logistical gap to leave up to the audience. It doesn't make enough sense to get 100% satisfaction from the ending...js🤷🏾♀️
Interesting how, when they first see each other through the mail slot, his pupils dilate and hers stay very small..
Yeah, she should have thought of something or they should have done something for the actress to make her pupils dilate.
@@esotericfaeryy but that's the point. He had a thing for her. She was just doing her job.
This is my partner but about germs. I had some of it sorted but then COVID came and undid all of my hard work
That girl is so pretty and beautiful. I could have broke all the doors just to see her in stunning eyes
Just ... open the door.
Fav Charlie Murphy ❤️
This is super cute.
It’s so cute 😭😭😭
I remember these two, they are both in the same movie, The foreigner. She played as Sara Mckay and he's Mr. Hennesy's nephew.
This was really heart-felt. And I may or may not be talking from personal experience, but for people like this, their lives are usually just like these shorts, - an Open Ending. (Of scary/unpredictable possibilities) 🌌
What a beautiful short 💙🌈🌎
Magnifico!!! Greta movie, thank you!
LOL How did he send the package? Love the short. ❤
that is a good question because he cannot even open the door?
You can schedule have pickup like fedex does…. I also do not like to leave my house.
You can schedule have pickup like fedex does…. I also do not like to leave my house.
He is remind me of Matthew Mcconaughey!
Loved it, but 1 question. How do you send a pakkage to yourself without leaving the house?
Yes. A two way street he wouldn't be willing to cross. For that matter, how does he receive his groceries. I know that agoraphobic people won't leave their houses but I didn't know they won't even open their doors.
@@tribulationprepper787 That's not agoraphobia. His fears were so silly. He's just plain weird.
@@cahidijoyoraharjo7833 There was a TV show a few years back about a lawyer who had an older brother who behaved kind of like the young man in this video. The older brother had even lined his house walls and ceilings with aluminum foil. The older brother was was also a lawyer who had just gone over the edge. I guess you are correct. There are just plain "weird" people in this world.
@@tribulationprepper787 Are you talking about Better Call Saul? That's an absolute masterpiece of a series.
@@manavnayyar That's the show. I think that it lasted only two or three seasons. I was sorry to see it go.
Cracking positive depiction of men.
Good one as always.
I love it! And you!
How did he get the package to the post office?
That's just one of those mysteries I guess we'll never know the answer to.
Uber 🤪
Nicely done. 👍😊
"Donald Trump's out there"
Hilarious!
Dude, call someone right now and get that door fixed so you can open it!
I WANT MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He looks like Jack Harlow!
All of this falls apart when it turns out he is sending items to himself. He can't open the door so how does he get the package outside to be picked up and delivered. Not happening. Does he eat food? How does that get delivered?
Call Uber
Thank God! For Instacart or this dude be famished
Damn, would love to see the outcome ;-)
So I can just wait inside home for my partner to show up at my door step. Right?
So beautiful ♥️
Too short waaaaaay too short 😩😩😩
Nice one!
Video is great 👏👏
Hero’s to Sados.
This is giving Harold Smith and Donna Hayward vibes ❤ if you know you know ❤
This is me 😭
why didn't we see the man finally comming out of his home ?
It will happen in a sequal. 😁
Because mental illnesses don't disappear just because you meet the love of your life. I wish.
Charlie is just so damn beautiful
Equally talented
How did he post parcels to himself when he cannot open the door, engage in face to face with anyone? That being the case, how did he have Internet to book sending the parcels, etc etc.. cute story just not getting it.
May be during the night he comes out🤔 🤔
He calls in a package pick up ,leaves it on the porch ,they come and pick it up. Requires they not notice the address and just take it back and she picks it up, because it's her route.
@@likearockcm he still has to open the door and as we could see from his trying to go out he couldn't open the door. Goodness knows how he makes a living or affords a phone or Internet in order to arrange collections or deliveries.
Don't take it so literally.
@@shauntreadwell8029 my guess is he inherited the house and money. He couldn't bring himself to open the door because of having to meet with the girl and be face to face with the mail woman. He had to open the door at some point to collect groceries, etc.
I’d love proper subtitles instead of the auto generated ones
So cool co cute so sweet...