In the quirky comedy "BREAKFAST AT BERGHAIN," directed by Autumn Palen, an eclectic group of strangers finds themselves thrown together for an unforgettable morning at Berlin's infamous nightclub turned diner. When the eccentric owner (played by Steve Autore) decides to host a one-of-a-kind breakfast service after a wild all-night party, a mismatched cast of characters including a disillusioned artist ( Jonathan Grey), a brash tourist ( Johnny Briseño), and a mysterious woman with a secret ( Riley Nottingham) must navigate a series of absurd and increasingly chaotic encounters. As the morning unfolds, the patrons are forced to confront their own hang-ups, both literal and metaphorical, while the club's surreal atmosphere blurs the line between reality and fantasy. With a runtime of just 14 minutes, this fast-paced comedy delivers a whirlwind of witty dialogue, awkward interactions, and unexpected connections, all set against the backdrop of a legendary venue. Featuring a vibrant ensemble cast including Dominique Booth and Wylie Strout, "BREAKFAST AT BERGHAIN" serves up a deliciously offbeat meditation on second chances and the strange magic of shared experiences.