When video-store employees Romy and Dez and Romy's sharp-tongued sister Sunny discover a retro-looking box marked DPT (Don't Push That), curiosity wins. One press of the red button opens a floating window that shows a fragment of the near future-always the most catastrophic one-and every image it displays comes true. Panicked, they learn the device must be pressed every eleven minutes or it will trigger a near-nuclear-scale detonation. As the trio races across the city searching for a way to deactivate it, each press unleashes a new, darkly comical disaster. Pursued by rogue agents and an eccentric "shadow patriot" named Tru Vega, the friends find themselves trapped between destiny and absurdity. A blend of Wes Anderson's symmetry, Coen Brothers' chaos, and urban sci-fi satire, Don't Push That is a darkly funny adventure about curiosity, consequence, and choosing what kind of mess you want to die in.