Jason Schwartzman gives a finely nuanced performance as Larry, a good-hearted slacker with few friends and even fewer career prospects. His cantankerous grandmother (Oscar-winner Olympia Dukakis) tolerates the time he spends attempting to be a good grandson, but essentially he lives the life of a man more comfortable in the company of his sleepy French bulldog (Schwartzman’s scene-stealing, real-life pet) than with other humans. Larry’s life gets a much-needed shot in the arm when he stumbles into a Quick- Lube job he actually likes. And the job comes with an attractive female boss (Eleanore Pienta) he likes a lot more-maybe even enough to keep the job and win the girl. Writer-director and TCFF regular Bob Byington’s latest work is perhaps his best, an existential comedy that shrewdly observes the mundane details of American workaday existence. In Person: Director Bob Byington. Scheduled to Appear via Skype: Jason Schwartzman (Sat).