Parity Pipeline

Parity Pipeline

Grocery Grab

Directed by Dani Adaliz

Two life long friends attempt to win it all on a popular ‘80s game show. But when a petty misunderstanding unearths some simmering conflict between them, they’ll have to figure it all out in front of a live studio audience!

  • ABOUT
  • BIO
  • PRESS
  • CREDITS

Genre

Synopsis

With their 10-year high school reunion fast approaching, best friends Dale and Trina don’t have much to show for themselves beyond unfulfilled dreams. They’re given a last chance at success on the popular live game show GROCERY GRAB. During the show their conflicting goals and poor communication lead to chaos. Adding fuel to this fire, they find themselves competing against their high school nemeses. The pressure builds, culminating in a heartfelt confrontation and a profound realization. Neither Dale nor Trina care much about winning but they do want to fix their friendship, Because there’s no such thing as rock bottom when you’re with your best friend.

Bio

Dani Adaliz is an award winning bi-racial Afro-Latina director, actress, comedian, writer, producer and MOTH story slam winner. Dani’s credits include Broadway Video (Michelle Rojas is not okay), Buzzfeed, Mitu and various personal projects and Music videos (Mick Jenkins and Relaye) . She is also a series regular in the “Jenny Lorenzo universe” and has performed live storytelling (various podcasts, The Moth), stand-up comedy, and Improv (Groundlings , UCB, Second City.) Dani's directorial debut for "Chuchi and Adaliz" (co created, written, acted, and directed by Dani) premiered at SXSW 2023, and won an award for best web series at the International Puerto Rican Heritage Film Festival and has since been programmed at other Festivals (LALIFF 2023, and Stareable Fest NY 2023).

Press

"“Where there’s dissent or disagreement, there’s a huge opportunity for growth. You’re going to either choose to grow and do the hard things, or it might be healthier to choose to leave because that person.”"
We all Grow Latina
"Chuchi and Adaliz was well-received at SXSW with audience members sharing they felt seen and represented. The show was also in good company with other Latine and Afro-Latine representation,"
Latina media Co

Credits

Writer - Dani Adaliz

Producers - Kelly Sarri, Alejandro Echeagaray, Sarah Tither Kaplan, Karla Espino

Actors: Johnno Wilson (HBO, Disney, Amazon), Sarah Cornell (SXSW, Groundlings, UCB), Jazmyn W (2M Tik-Tok), Auri Jackson (Buzzfeed, A24)