The D Train

• Comedy
• Drama

Driven by a desperate need to rewrite his past, a middle-aged man’s attempt to reclaim adolescent glory through a resurrected high school friendship spirals into a darkly comedic and increasingly chaotic deception. Set against the sun-drenched backdrop of Los Angeles, the film explores the corrosive power of unfulfilled potential and the lengths to which one will go to manufacture a more impressive present. It isn’t a story of triumphant reconnection, but a painfully funny unraveling fueled by social anxiety and a longing for validation, ultimately revealing the fragility of self-perception and the absurdity of measuring worth against past expectations. The film distinguishes itself with a relentlessly awkward tone – avoiding easy sentimentality and leaning into the uncomfortable truths about ambition, regret, and the enduring weight of adolescence.