Chekhov’s: A Work Of Art: Refinement, and All the Measures to Preserve its Illusion
Nick Burton’s Chekhov’s: A Work of Art is a 14-minute adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s short story of the same name. ...
Tag: Comedy Short Film Review
Julian: In Search of a Missing Villain
Vivian Kerr’s Julian is a short comedy whose protagonist is not only faced with the sister she has seen only ...
That’s Just Rocks: Coming Back to Childhood
John Strelec’s That’s Just Rocks is the story of a man getting reacquainted with himself after waking up with amnesia. ...
Awkward Endeavors: Emptiness and All We Do to Get Away from it
In Derek Frey’s Awkward Endeavors the lives of three men intersect, for barely an hour, but which shines a bright, ...
Boomslang 3: The Blood, Disdain and Snobbery Continues
The third instalment in the Boomslang series, Justin Schwan’s Boomslang 3: Your Future takes the viewer back to the titular ...
Düsseldorf: Comedy as the Product of Clashing Dramas
Mike Lars White’s Düsseldorf is a 10-minute short about the chance encounter of four people leading to a comedy of ...
Taste the Difference: Comedy and a Bit of Horror in this Parody
Sohale Dezfoli’s 5-minute Taste the Difference is an obvious parody of the Pepsi Challenge, but with cola swapped for painkillers ...
Autumn Never Dies: Love and Heartbreak for a Simple Ostrich
Chris Quick’s 26-minute comedy Autumn Never Dies is the sequel to The Greyness of Autumn, centred on the life and ...
Unbridaled: Post-Bachelorette Party Disasters in Vermont
Chelsea B. Lockie’s Unbridaled (written by Thom Harp) is the quintessential slapstick comedy. Centred around two best friends and stepsisters, ...
Flames: Symbolic Demolition of Oppressive Ways of Being
Matthew Manhire’s Flames is a 6-minute film that witnesses self-expression and liberation from despotic control. Two young men take centre ...
