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Who could ever forget the day they tried to move out of their parents' house?  Charlie is in his twenties, a toll booth collector, and desperately wants to leave his parents' home for good. His mother, Carol, couldn't agree more, after having dealt with her first son who was a permanent fixture in the family's house until his early thirties.

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Bust a Move, by Philip Botti (1)

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Charlie's endeavor to finally live on his own is ultimately both touching and comical, as he tries to overcome some setbacks and obstacles.

Additional Facts:
 

- Won the Best Film/Jersey Grown Award at the Red Bank Film Festival and the Best Comedy Short at the Atlantic City Film Festival

- Botti spent six months looking for the perfect actor for the lead role, Charlie (played by Dan Fogler) and nearly scrapped the entire project because of it

- Fogler's portrayal of a toll collector on the Garden State Parkway was so convincing that drivers actually thought he was legitimate, some even asking for directions