synopsis

"Blink" revolves around one night in the lives of a group of 20-somethings who realize the life they have isn't what they expected. The film follows each character's life on one particular night and how each of them intersect with the other.

"Toni" (Marisa Brown), a fledgling artist whose part-time bartending job has lasted six years too long, is faced with the reality that if she's ever going to achieve her artistic dreams, she has to give up her steady job in the face of a mountain of student loan payments and bills.

"Vaughn" (Brett Jacobsen), a consummate playboy, is learning that the lifestyle he's worked so hard to maintain has him headed down a destructive path that will ultimately leave him with an irreconcilable reputation and a lonely barstool.

"Jeff" (Drew Roy), grew up admiring the womanizing stories of his older brother and best friend Vaughn. Tonight, Jeff finally gets an invitation to learn the ropes and join the group he's always looked up to; however, to do so he may have to cross a few morality lines he's not quite comfortable crossing.

"Paige" (Kelly Pendygraft), has planned out her perfect life since the age of six, complete with a handsome husband, 2.5 children and a house in the suburbs. However, when she realizes her longtime boyfriend has cheated on her, she's thrust into the disappointment known as dating in your 20's.

"Nicole" (Camille Guaty) has the dubious reputation of being the girl every guy 'knows'. When her best friend Paige suffers a traumatic break-up, Nicole takes her out for a night on the town to forget about her worries and finally loosen up a bit.

"Colin" (Cory Pendergast), once the most popular person at his college, refused to accept life as an adult and now finds himself five years post-graduation with no money, no job, and a crowd of underage buddies.

"Oliver" (Jeremy Foley), thought his life was going great until his fiancee left him and sent his life into a tailspin. Now, six months later, he still can't get back in the saddle and grows more and more reclusive by the day.