Pablo, Honey

A 30 some years old woman . Her not succesful sentimental relations. And a pretty comfortable solution. Sure, not real conventional but , in few aspects, the best.

The problem - she has no job, the eviction becomes main menace and to rent the appartment sounds as a reasonable option.

But the boy friend is jealous and not interested by details. And only the help of a priest can make the things work in Emma interest.

A nice dark comedy with some spicy final , interesting for aspect of documentary in which confessions of pretty lazy Emma - the images from kitchen as significant clue - are just nice aspect.

Beautiful acting, nice story, green ...solution.

No pun intended - the short movie at hand here is super funny. The main actress is worth everything! Her delivery is so spot on! Taken from tabloids! You know the ones that tell us that an Alien is here - and invisible man (or woman) haunts a home ... or whatever. So here we have Pablo ... who seems friendly enough at first.

But even ghosts can get jealous ... so what to do? Well what do you do when something haunts you ... of sorts ... I think you will be able to guess where this is going ... vessel and other wise of course! The twist is not really one, but it still is funny when it is revealed at the end ... and maybe some didn't know ... it is all the buzz ... that's what I can tell you.

Pablo is a nice boyfriend-though he does have a few downsides. Most importantly, he's a poltergeist: invisible to the eye, unable to speak, and incapable of physical intimacy. Yet Emma, the protagonist of this comedy short, enjoys living with him.

Shot in the style of a documentary, Emma talks about her unusual life with Pablo, and we get to witness the steps she takes to earn money for rent after becoming unemployed-as well as Pablo's perspective on the matter.

The actress playing Emma is perfect for the role. Her speech, facial expressions, and overall appearance are spot-on for portraying such a quirky and funny character. She truly brings the part to life.

The ending was somewhat predictable, but I still enjoyed it-it was genuinely funny.