Sing Anyway

After a lifetime of unsuccessful relationships, non-binary history professor Sam Bell embraces a "Thirst Only" approach to dating, which often leads to complications and hurt feelings. On karaoke night at The Moonlight Cafe, Sam’s night takes an unexpected turn when they become captivated by Lily Fischer, a fellow patron who finds solace in singing and stepping outside her shell. As the evening unfolds, both characters face personal challenges and fears, suggesting that sometimes life—and love—may require a little courage to fully participate.