Geneva is a short experimental narrative about a man trapped in his cluttered house. The film follows Tommy, who hunts for valuable trinkets amongst the house’s endless clutter. The geography of the house is confusing and defined by disordered pockets of trinkets and cardboard boxes. Tommy wanders and weaves through the claustrophobic darkness in search of novelty and release from his isolation. He finds a television and begins watching a disorderly shop at home network. Tommy attempts to call the show to order a beautiful statue for his collection but is denied. He then attempts to befriend the sales person in his delirious quest for self-improvement.