Mister Lonely

A Michael Jackson impersonator, isolated and adrift in Paris, encounters a mesmerizing Marilyn Monroe lookalike at a nursing home talent show. Captivated by their serendipitous meeting and her carefree spirit, he follows her to a peculiar commune in Scotland. This idyllic sanctuary is a refuge for celebrity impersonators who have banded together to live in their shared illusions away from the judgmental eyes of the world. There, he meets her husband, a Charlie Chaplin double, and their daughter, who portrays Shirley Temple. The commune community fosters a sense of camaraderie and ambition to pursue their shared dream of creating a captivating performance showcase.

Despite their close-knit environment, tensions surface as doubts take hold about their whimsical existence. The members grapple with insecurities about identity and purpose while striving to construct a show that mirrors their happiness and resolve. Alongside these personal struggles, clashing egos simmer beneath the surface as the group edges closer to realizing their theatrical venture. The isolation of the remote location breeds introspection among them, challenging each member's understanding of fulfillment and authenticity. Bound by shared concepts of escape and self-expression, they navigate internal and external conflicts, chasing solace and meaning through the pursuit of an ephemeral dream.