Packages

Packages

In a city where you can have anything delivered, one man gets more than he bargained for.

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Plot

Packages is the debut project from first-time writer / director Nick Barat. Described as a “nightmare comedy” and “Franz Kafka with an Amazon Prime account,” this short film is the latest creative evolution for Nick, who has spent two decades in culture as a DJ and producer, graphic designer, co-founder of Fool’s Gold Records and editor at The FADER Magazine. “With my background, it would have been obvious to start with a film about ‘music,’ but Packages is still very much my sensibility, my rhythm and the way I see the world. It’s an exploration of dream logic and visual storytelling – stylized, surreal and satirical, mashing up genres while cracking some jokes in the process.” Packages is currently submitting to film festivals for a premier in 2026.

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Cast

Benjamin Anthony Anderson

Benjamin Anthony Anderson

Sean

Marinda Anderson

Marinda Anderson

The Judge

Elle Anhorn

Elle Anhorn

Ashley

Nicole Asava

Nicole Asava

The Receptionist

Boogaveli

Boogaveli

Bodega Cashier

Tim Girrbach

Tim Girrbach

Intercom

Zachary He

Zachary He

Commercial Kid

Fatboi Sharif

Fatboi Sharif

Bodega Grill

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