1500 Words

At first sigh, a bizarre idea. At the second - an useful parable. About life not reduced at hours or months or decades. B>ut at words. As good start to discover not the silence but the deep solitude. A simple, convincing story. About a man and the world around him. And about the last word, in a phone cabin . A comedy far to be defined as black. Or just as comedy. Because, in essence, it represents good kick to reflection.

1500 Words is a comedic short film where a man has 1500 words left to his life and must use his words wisely to save his relationship with his wife.

The 8-minute film is directed by Andrew Chaplin and starring Marcus Garvey as Stanley Franks, Eri Jackson as his wife Julia, Mike Wozniak as the doctor, and Michael Smiley who narrates the film.

The short film is a simple story suggesting that less is more in a relationship. Rather than showing affection only by communication/words, performing small adoring gestures can also be beneficial due to them being more meaningful and thoughtful.

1500 Words is an imaginative film illustrating a moral lesson in a comedic way.