Killing For A Living: A Hysterical Mockumentary On Assassins
Sherice Griffiths’ 09:20-minute long Killing For A Living is a laughathon through and through. Filled with puns, slapstick humour and ...
Tag: Comedy
Intern: A Dark Comedy That Offers An Amusing Take On The Corporate Management
At 16:04-minute length, writer-director Elena Viklova has enough time to showcase why a film like Intern matters or what it ...
Curiosity: An Off-beat Comedy That Carries Several Subtexts Of Contemporary Social Issues
Directed by James Sunshine, Curiosity is a 14:36-long joyride, full of puns, one-liners and guffaws. Written by Tasha Hardy the ...
Out Of Water: A Fantastical Tale Of Myths, Fables & Friendship
Madi Stine’s Out Of Water is a stunning work of creative genius, touching performances and stellar production design. All of ...
The Playboy of Park Slope: A Rom-Com That You Won’t Tire Of
Contrary to the title, director Joe Acierno’s The Playboy Of Park Slope is the story of Shawn, who is anything ...
Love You Tyler: Diamonds and Kisses for Tyler(s)
Ari Itkin and Devon Diffenderfer’s Love You Tyler is the kind of comedy that might let you guess the ending ...
Vacation: Making Do with Nothing, and Loving it
Danny Corey’s Vacations is an absurdist comedy that delights in whimsy and eccentricity, especially if it is in reaction to mindlessness. Four ...
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. ...
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. ...
