Uncomplicated is a short film about self-discovery and self-love when living with a disability. The protagonist, Claire, has sickle cell disease and is nervous about disclosing this information to her date Paul. Rather than be completely honest with him, she hides her oxygen machine - a source of embarrassment for her - in an attempt to have a "normal" date.
Claire's story is told through an honest look at her struggles and triumphs as she discovers that self-acceptance can be found in living each day without fear or shame. As she learns to embrace her disability, she gains courage and lives authentically. Ultimately, Claire's journey is an inspiring reminder that living with a disability doesn't have to be something to be ashamed of.