In the delightfully chaotic comedy The Usurp, a simple case of mistaken identity spirals into an absurd power struggle within the most mundane of places. When unassuming office worker Simon, played by Chadwick Holmes, is accidentally granted the executive keycard and parking spot of the company's notoriously tyrannical CEO, he decides to lean into the error just for one day of luxury. His quiet rebellion is soon complicated by the CEO's fiercely ambitious and perpetually stressed executive assistant, Clara, brought to life by Vanessa Foreman, who sees Simon's accidental ascent not as a mistake, but as a potential coup she can manipulate to her own advantage. Directed by Logan Bauer, the film crafts a hilarious satire of corporate culture as Simon and Clara engage in a war of wills, forged documents, and increasingly elaborate deceptions, each trying to "usurp" a throne that may not even be rightfully theirs. This sharp-witted farce explores how far two ordinary people will go for a taste of power, all while trying desperately not to get caught by the very boss whose shadow they are trying to escape.