Matt Santos

After his sister takes over his room during a party, a quiet photographer shares a bed with his roommate, forcing them to confront feelings they've been hiding.

A small-town gym trainer's peaceful life is disrupted when an old friend shows up at his workplace out for revenge, forcing him to conceal his dark past and evade arrest

Sometimes it's hard to be someone who everyone loves.

For as Long as You Want is a tender, conversation-driven short film about two actors, Liz and Brad, running lines in a quiet basement one afternoon. What starts as a simple rehearsal slowly turns into something deeper as they begin to open up about their relationships, their dreams, and the things they’re afraid to admit out loud. Liz is in a relationship that no longer feels right, with someone who doesn’t really see her. Brad’s charming, grounded, and unexpectedly honest. As they talk, laugh, and share food, the connection between them grows easy, real, and a little bit electric. With Liz’s train out of the city approaching, she has to decide whether to go back to the life she’s been trying to make work, or stay in this moment just a little longer. Quiet, raw, and full of heart, For as Long as You Want is about timing, chemistry, and the things we don’t plan for.