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Five guys hang out in a bar, right before it closes, about to end night until they meet other people and go on adventures.

A young Parisian perfume creator discovers lost roots, danger and romance on the paradisiac island of Martinique.

Young Danny Farrell lives in a boardinghouse that with several residents who "play the horses, among them "Colonel" Harris and "General" Jeff and pretty Laurie Andrews. General Jeff is a blind newsstand owner who sells racing tips by Stuffy, another boardinghouse resident, at his stand. Danny, who is secretly in love with Laura, dreams of hitting it big at the track so he can return home to his small town as a success. Things take a turn for the worse, however, when wealthy horse owner Stanley Shaw proposes to Laura, and Danny knows he can't give her what Shaw will be able to. Complications ensue.

PDA is a film about a woman's self-exploration through her own sexual intimacy. The common bond of love, intimacy, and human emotions are a familiarity between all able-bodied and disabled people. These are the prevailing threads existing within our humanity. This film is a catalyst which infuses the knowledge that in spite of disabilities we all seek similar goals.

This insightful, comedic work portrays a man who is both Deaf and African American, confronting the sometimes absurd perceptions that transpire between the hearing and the Deaf.