 "Eavesdrop," has been carefully written and constructed to immerse the audience into several different conversations allowing them to get caught up into some brilliantly bizarre, but ultimately charming stories. The entire film will take place real time in a café in Manhattan during a busy brunch hour. The various tables will each represent different genres of film. One table will be a thriller where a husband confronts his adulterous wife as she waits for her lover for their weekly rendezvous. A neighboring booth will have a couple caught up in a romantic comedy as they fumble through a blind date being underscored by a frustrated composer seated at the bar. Another area in the restaurant will be more dramatic with a trio of folks caught up in a Shakespearean-like tragedy. On the opposite side of the café sits a married couple facing a deadly illness, across from them sits an eccentric pair pricking each other with film-noir style dialogue, and just behind them a widow speaking to an empty chair where her husband used to sit. Several plot twists arise from the happenstance and subtlety of eavesdropping and how those peculiar messages from half-heard words and phrases could be incorrectly translated.