Plot

A control-obsessed office worker's perfectly ordered life collapses after he's cursed by a homeless man who whispers "Domino," sending him on a surreal, spiraling quest to undo the curse before he loses everything, including his mind

Joe was always a man of quiet routine. White dress shirt, beige cubicle, lunch at 12:30 sharp. He wasn't happy, exactly-but he had things in order. A steady job, a wife who once adored him, a son who still called him Dad-not Joe. But all of that begins to slip the moment a filthy, cackling stranger on the street locks eyes with him and says one word: Domino. At first, it's easy to shrug off. Just a weird encounter. Nothing more. But then his computer crashes. He gets fired after two decades of loyal service-no explanation, no severance. His mailbox breaks with the lightest of touches. A family of raccoons invades his front yard and topples his trash can for seven nights in a row. The Wi-Fi stops working. His son Isaac stops speaking to him. His wife Rachel starts calling him a loser-to his face. And somehow, it all feels... connected. Now, as Joe sleepwalks through a crumbling life of dead houseplants, passive-aggressive Post-its, and existential HR voicemails, he embarks on an increasingly unhinged quest to make sense of the curse-or madness-that's consuming him. Is he being punished? Tested? Or is the world simply unraveling for no reason at all? A modern, darkly comedic reimagining of the Book of Job, Domino is a bittersweet odyssey through spiritual decay, suburban absurdity, and one man's tragicomic fall from grace-one toppled piece at a time.