Directed by John Christensen, this brief but poignant drama follows a solitary figure whose life is quietly transformed through the lens of an old telescope. The film centers on a character portrayed by Cady Mariano, a person struggling with isolation and a sense of disconnection from the world around them. When they discover a neglected telescope in an attic, a simple act of curiosity opens a window to the lives of strangers, revealing fleeting moments of joy, sorrow, and human connection that had previously gone unnoticed. As they become increasingly absorbed in observing the neighborhood from a distance, the protagonist must confront their own reluctance to engage with the people who are actually close to them. Michael W. Schwartz co-stars in a supporting role that adds depth to this intimate narrative. With a runtime of only nine minutes, Telescope is a meditative and visually evocative short film that explores themes of loneliness, perspective, and the courage it takes to look beyond the glass and truly see the world.