Gork Delivers

In a near-future where same-day delivery has collapsed into ten-minute insanity, Gork arrives from Tralfamadore to pilot Amazon's new GORK service. Customers receive packages instantly from a polite, non-tipping alien who demands only heartfelt thanks, sparking viral obsession and nationwide appreciation riots. When Amazon execs discover Gork's deliveries subtly rewrite human desires, they attempt to weaponize the tech, forcing Gork and a ragtag group of customers into a high-speed rebellion across rooftops and warehouses. Gork's presence exposes the emptiness of speed-obsessed culture while his refusal to accept tips becomes a revolutionary act. As the company tries to replicate and monetize his alien physiology, ordinary people begin rejecting the grind in favor of real connection. The film barrels toward a final downtown showdown where one perfect delivery decides whether humanity keeps racing or finally slows down to say thank you.

INT. MIA'S TINY APARTMENT - NIGHT
A half-empty ramen bowl sits beside a dying phone. MIA TORRES, 28, hoodie-clad and exhausted, taps "ORDER" on the new GORK app. Timer: 10:00.
Three seconds later—KNOCK. She opens the door. GORK, a cheerful blue-green humanoid with four arms and a glowing vest, holds her cat food and litter.
GORK
Ten minutes or less. Your feline friend will be pleased.
MIA
Holy—how did you—?
She fumbles for cash. Gork gently refuses.
GORK
Tips corrupt the exchange. Your appreciation is the only currency required.
Mia stares, stunned, as Gork bows slightly and vanishes down the hall in a blur of light. Her cat meows. The timer hits 0:47.

Instant delivery has become both national addiction and worker nightmare; audiences are starving for a satirical fable that weaponizes our collective exhaustion into something warm, funny, and strangely hopeful about reclaiming human connection.