In the poignant short drama "If You're Lost I'll Come Find You," a simple promise becomes the fragile thread holding two people together. Directed and written by Sam Bond, the film centers on a couple, portrayed with raw vulnerability by Renée C-Williams and Charlie Watkinson, who are navigating the isolating aftermath of a profound personal loss. Their shared grief has built invisible walls between them, leaving them emotionally adrift in the same space. The film explores the quiet desperation of trying to reconnect when the path back to each other seems impossibly lost, focusing on their struggle to communicate the incommunicable. With a supporting cast including Morgan Bailey and Becky Lindsay, the story unfolds with an intimate, aching realism, capturing the hushed tones and heavy silences of mourning. This brief but powerful narrative asks whether love can provide a map through the darkest terrain, examining if the vow to find one another can be honored when both are utterly lost.