In this poignant short drama from writer-director Logan Wilkins, a simple daily ritual becomes the fragile thread holding a fractured life together. Nathaniel Schmoyer delivers a quiet, compelling performance as a man clinging to routine, for whom the titular apple represents a sliver of control and normalcy in a world that feels increasingly alien. His journey intersects with another soul, portrayed by Wayne Street, whose own path is marked by a different kind of yearning. Over the course of seven intimate minutes, the film explores the profound loneliness of modern existence and the silent, often unspoken, connections that can form in the most mundane of moments. With a contemplative and atmospheric tone, "An Apple a Day (Keeps the Doctor Away)" crafts a subtle yet powerful narrative about the human need for ritual, the weight of solitude, and the unexpected places where we might find a semblance of healing.