In the delightfully absurd comedy "Human Theories," directed by Jess Zeidman, a group of eccentric and overly analytical friends find their carefully constructed worldviews shattered when they stumble upon an inexplicable phenomenon in their quiet suburban town. Led by the perpetually skeptical Maggie, played by Maggie Olmsted, and the wildly imaginative Kelsea, portrayed by Kelsea Bauman-Murphy, the group includes a conspiracy theorist, a nihilistic artist, and a devout believer in bureaucratic order. Their quest to explain the unexplainable spirals into a series of increasingly chaotic and humorous misadventures, challenging every rational theory they hold dear. As they interview baffled locals, including a stoic librarian (John Hedrick) and a cryptic cafe owner (Eddy Grace), the friends must confront the possibility that some mysteries defy logic. With a sharp, witty script and a talented ensemble cast including Alexander Low, Wyatt Fair, Jessy Morner-Ritt, Simone Policano, Diego Abraham, and J.T. Tsuchiya, the film blends intellectual humor with heartfelt moments, exploring how friendship and wonder can thrive even when all human theories fall apart.