The Man Who Wouldn’t Cry: Dry Eyeballs And Razor-Edged Satire
Mannen som inte ville gråta (The Man Who Wouldn’t Cry) is a comedy that serves as a guise beneath which ...
Tag: Comedy Short Film Review
Hardcore Halbert: A Boy And His Plant Come Of Age
Riley Lynch’s Hardcore Halbert (written by Craig Lief) brings together two discordant ideas that fall into place with ease. Halbert ...
Bottom Of The Night: A Comedy Of Failed And Successful Revenge Missions
Joe Mitchell’s Bottom Of The Night is a 15-minute comedy featuring the director as a cop pulling a revenge prank ...
Remind Me in an Hour: The Mechanics Of Comfortable Relationships
Raphael Frost Gonzalez’s Remind Me in an Hour is a surprisingly complex examination of romantic relationships for a premise as ...
I Don’t Know: A Comedy Of Cosmic Magnitude
Veronika Bolotina’s I Don’t Know (co-written with Jacob Eriksson) is a very masculine Inside Out (2015) with a hint of ...
The History of Nipples: Dark Comedy, Dark Red Horror
Bailey Tom Bailey’s The History of Nipples has taken one man’s existential crisis caused by his nipples and turned it ...
Ladies and Gentlemen: The Road To Comedy Is A Horror Story
In Ladies and Gentlemen, Gabriel Oliva puts the blinding spotlight on the excruciating awkwardness of trying to make it in ...
Death of an Umbrella Salesman: Humour To Wash Down Misery
Steve Herold’s 17-minute comedy Death of an Umbrella Salesman (co-written with James L. Palmer) chronicles a day in the life ...
How To Hack Birth Control: Sound Information Wrapped In Satirical Goodness
The first installment of Sassy Mohen’s three part series How To Hack Birth Control, a show focused on cis women’s ...
His Name Was Gerry: Processing Grief With Fireworks And Heartwarming Lightness
Peter Lee Scott’s His Name Was Gerry opens on a grim scene. A boy processing the death of his best ...
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