In the year 2077, Earth has been abandoned, left empty after a war with aliens.  Jack Harper works as a security repairman, fixing machines and battling those who continue to fight for their kind.  After an unusual crash results in the saving of a lone survivor, Jack's concept of reality is put into question as he begins to connect the dots, forcing him to confront his memory and shape the future of the human race.

Oconomowoc, the feature writing/directing/producing debut of Andy Gillies, is an amateur success story that will, however, leave viewers confused and frustrated. The “plot” is loosely as follows: angsty doucher Lonnie Washington (Brendan Marshall-Rashid) rejects a job opportunity (“it wasn’t in his best interest”—whatever that means) to move back into his parents’ house, run by his boozy matriarch mother, and find some direction. His friend Travis (Andy Gillie) convinces him to join his fledgling t-shirt business, and they reluctantly meander through the rest of the film..

Think about the friends you’ve made over the past few months. How many have been in–person and how many have been online? Regardless of your answer, now ask yourself this: what kind of connection do you have with them? Disconnect attempts to examine how modern technology affects and defines our relationships with other people.