One-Minute Time Machine: Romance and Science Equal Excellent Comedy
Devon Avery’s famed One-Minute Time Machine, written by Sean Crouch, is certainly entertaining, carrying that specific 2010s charm and sense ...
Tag: Comedy
Alternative Math: An Unfortunately Relevant Political Satire
David Maddox’s Alternative Math satirises Trumpian post-truth era through the story of a math teacher who finds herself facing bad ...
Dream Big: With Great Tiny Art Comes Great Responsibility to Avoid Localised Disasters
Pip Swallow’s 12-minute Dream Big is a fantasy comedy that teaches its timid protagonist to not just increase the scope ...
Avocado: Wrecked Date Nights and Their Quick Fixes
Casey de Fremery’s Avocado is a 7-minute BDSM comedy that borders ever so shyly on camp. An anniversary date night ...
Vanilla: Method Acting, Roleplaying, and How the Two Don’t Mix
Chase Pearson’s Vanilla, built as a classic sex comedy, uses its many twists and turns to deliver laughs that come ...
Backwards: A Wholesome Comedy and its Psychoanalytic Base
Sarah Klearman’s Backwards is an eccentric comedy with just a dash of romance, the narrative moving forward with the latter ...
Are We Doing This?: Sex, Murder, and Misunderstandings at an Office Party
Harvey Puttock’s Are We Doing This? loves a good misunderstanding. Arriving with the hopes of facilitating a promotion at work, ...
Where It’s Beautiful When It Rains: Work, Success and Escape in These Modern Times
Where It’s Beautiful When It Rains is bathed in worthwhile nostalgia. Directed by Harley Chamandy, the film puzzles over large-scale ...
Love & Hunger: A Hilarious Recounting Of A Couple’s Tale Of Survival
Writer/director/editor Gabriel De Varona’s 14:22-minute-long Love & Hunger is a spicy tale of two estranged lovers and their star-crossed journey ...
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 ...
