Summary

The short film “Light My Fire” directed by Bobb Barito begins with Miles, a middle-aged man, storming out of his house, while 4th of July fireworks light the sky. Miles is visibly angry. He takes his car out of the garage and drives recklessly. While he is driving, he chooses an energetic song on the radio and aggressively curses someone whom he is most likely prepared to confront. 

Miles reaches his destination in an upper-class neighborhood and mutters curse words while he prepares to confront someone. He hears noise coming from the garden and sees some young men who are having fun by the pool. Miles picks up a bat from the grass and is interrupted by the owner of the house, who asks him what he wants. Miles tells him that he is looking for...