"Dry, sophisticated, and hip,
      Love Thy Neighbor is like a martini, shaken, not stirred."

Shelley, a hopeless romantic, is devastated when her neighbor, Byron, dumps her. And she is shocked at how quickly Byron finds someone new for his bed. Since they live next door, his sex life is flaunted in Shelley's face. Her only escape is an industrial design firm where she invents clever gadgetry. But when Kevin, the boy in the next cubicle, reveals his romantic designs on Shelley, she must decide whether to risk her only sanctuary.

Love Thy Neighbor is a wry homage to the romatic comedy genre with a love triangle that skillfully illustrates the anatomy of a breakup and the inevitable rebound relationship that ensues.

Sparkling performances are brilliantly captured by Jeff Dolen's stylish cinematography and punctuated by a Mancini-esque score that is reminiscent of a sixties sex comedy.