In the short comedy "Ralph," a young woman's life is thrown into hilarious chaos by the world's most inconvenient roommate. Ryan Simpkins stars as a woman whose carefully curated, peaceful existence is completely upended by the sudden arrival of Ralph, a man whose very presence seems to invite a whirlwind of absurdity and social disaster. Directed by Tim Story, this brisk ten-minute film explores the universal struggle for personal space and sanity when an utterly oblivious force of nature crashes on your couch. As Ralph's bewildering behavior escalates from mildly annoying to spectacularly disruptive, his hostess must navigate a series of increasingly comedic confrontations, testing the limits of her patience and her lease agreement. The film, written by Jordan Moffet and produced by Brian Grazer, delivers a sharp and relatable slice of comedic frustration, capturing the tone of a classic odd-couple dynamic compressed into one very long, very funny day.