Game Face (2026)
Director: Asher Jayme
Cast: Albert Wu, Simon Purdom, Camden Nauroth, Kiki Medina, Chris Mithel
Did you know? The film’s printer, which becomes a symbol of Jake’s personal growth, was a real, functioning 1990s model sourced from a local LGBTQ+ community center, and the cast had to learn its quirks to make the tense printing scenes authentic.
Why Watch: "Game Face" is a hilarious and surprisingly heartfelt short that flips the bro comedy formula on its head, proving that true growth happens when you step outside your comfort zone. With sharp writing and a winning performance, it’s a must-watch for anyone who loves a story about personal transformation wrapped in laugh-out-loud college chaos. Don’t sleep on this gem—it’s the perfect blend of humor and heart you need in your feed.
Time is ticking, and frat guy Jake must get his final essay printed to make it to The Game. His only option is the printer inside the Dorothy Center, his university’s LGBTQ+ safe haven, so he embarks on a journey that changes him from the inside out.