The Tip: Interlaced Losses of Dignity, Remuneration, and Life in Story of Two Young Men in Hate
Peter Vazquez’s 12-minute The Tip feels fresh. Though marketed as a comedy, it is at least a dramedy because the ...
Peter Vazquez’s 12-minute The Tip feels fresh. Though marketed as a comedy, it is at least a dramedy because the ...
Aidan Hilmerson’s seven-minute comedy The Aristocracy makes a farce out of aristocrats by committing as much seriousness to its production ...
James Fink-Jensen’s Strangers is a 7-minute comedy of awkwardness following a blind date between two people and a hall monitor ...
Madison Hatfield’s I Could Dom is a film this writer would watch again and again and twice on Christmas. A ...
Thomas Loone’s Homeless Tobez is a 36-minute feel-good dramedy that is made to appeal to an audience of dreamers. A ...
There is good reason for the title of Barry Wilkinson’s Badger! to come with that exclamation point. Its titular badger ...
Derek Frey’s Viaticum is a 14-minute dark comedy about dying while religious. Co-written by The Minor Prophets (David Amadio, Gil ...
Jonathan Scott’s Lemon is a 7-minute comedy about two brothers in the aftermath of breaking their third brother out of ...
Ricardo Lorenzo’s dark comedy The Super Exciting Gang comes with fantastic graphics and a plot so absurd it starts to ...
Nick Fascitelli’s comedy King Ed is trippy and touching and funny in that self-conscious, meta way we all love and ...
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