Make Your Point

Alex, a former lawyer, now coaches corporate executives in public speaking. His newest client is Lisa, a brilliant but silent programmer who must deliver a crucial pitch to investors. Their sessions become a series of unconventional exercises—from impromptu speeches in crowded subway cars to mock arguments in empty courtrooms. As Lisa learns to command a room, Alex confronts his own silence: unspoken words to his ex-wife and unresolved questions about his career path. This 2026 drama explores not just the art of persuasion, but the quiet conversations we have with ourselves. It's a story about finding your voice in a world where everyone is talking, and how sometimes the most important point to make is the one you've been avoiding.