In the fast-paced comedy Corners, directed by Brooks Wieszczek, a group of eccentric friends find themselves trapped in a hilariously absurd predicament when a seemingly simple game of four corners at a house party spirals out of control. The film centers on a tightly-knit circle of acquaintances, including the quick-witted Daniel Scharf and the perpetually anxious Gavin O'Melia, whose loyalty is tested as they navigate a series of escalating, laugh-out-loud challenges. Each corner of the room becomes a stage for their clashing personalities, with Alex Andrews adding chaos as the wild card and Roxanne DeSandre and Jasem Alqaralleh providing sharp comedic timing as the voice of reason and the reluctant instigator, respectively. As the stakes rise and alliances shift, the group must rely on their wits and friendship to break the cycle of confusion and hilarity. With a brisk 14-minute runtime, this witty and energetic short delivers a clever, character-driven romp that keeps viewers guessing until the very last corner.