In this uproarious comedy from writer-director-star Richard Robyn III, a struggling author named Ben finds himself in the most absurd predicament of his life: he has been hired to write the biography of a renowned novelist who has suddenly lost the ability to write. As Ben grapples with his own creative insecurities and the pressure of channeling another person's voice, he discovers that his new client's secretive past is filled with eccentric characters and hilarious misunderstandings. The film's ninety-minute runtime is packed with witty dialogue and slapstick situations as Ben navigates a series of increasingly bizarre encounters, from meddling publishers to jealous rivals. Richard Robyn III delivers a layered performance that balances deadpan humor with genuine vulnerability, making Ben's journey both laugh-out-loud funny and surprisingly heartfelt. The central conflict emerges when Ben realizes that helping his client rediscover his voice might cost him his own, leading to a clever exploration of creativity, identity, and the lengths we go to for art.