Welcome to Happiness 2016

There's a supernatural entryway in Woody's storage room that permits the individuals who experience it to eradicate botches from their past. When he discovers where it goes, his life will be changed until the end of time.

Woody (Kyle Gallner), a kids' creator, leases an odd condo from his proprietor, Moses (Nick Offerman). There's a mystical entryway in Woody's storage room that permits the individuals who experience it to delete botches from their past. While he was once upbeat to encourage the section of the arbitrary outsiders summoned to his loft, Woody soon starts to question why he himself is not permitted to experience.

Oliver Thompson figured out how to wrangle an amazing scope of prominent ability for his first component film, "Welcome of Happiness, "which debuts in one week Dances With Films celebration in Los Angeles. Eminent cast individuals incorporate Frances Conroy American Horror Story, Paget Brewster ("Criminal Minds") and, obviously, Nick Offerman ("Parks and Recreation").

In light of the trailer, which you can watch above solely on Indiewire, "Welcome to Happiness" presents a peculiar mix of imagination, sentiment and comic drama.

Here's the official summary: "A youngsters' book writer, Woody Ward, is the watchman to a baffling entryway in his wardrobe that lone permits certain individuals to enter. One such individual, a self-destructive craftsman, is driven down a rabbit gap of peculiar occurrences that eventually convey him to Woody's doorstep. Despite the fact that he has no clue where the entryway drives, Woody cheerfully shepherds individuals through until he discovers reality and his life is perpetually changed."

"Welcome to Happiness" will debut on June 7 at the TCL Chinese Theater as a major aspect of the Dances with Films program.

Woody (Kyle Gallner), a kids' creator, leases an odd loft from his landowner, Moses (Nick Offerman). There's an otherworldly entryway in Woody's storage room that permits the individuals who experience it to delete botches from their past. While he was once upbeat to encourage the entry of the arbitrary outsiders summoned to his loft, Woody soon starts to question why he himself is not permitted to experience.