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I've seen this in my grad class because my teacher was the Cinematographer, Bill Holshevnikoff. It wasn't the color-corrected version, but the Cinematography was already great.

A very funny short film that doesn't try to be anything artsy or deep. Cleverly created and wonderful to watch.

Although the poster gives the impression that the film has a dark story, you'll laugh when you realize what part of the scene it pertains to.

The people behind this film will go places.

A fun, funny movie. The two leads are fantastic as the two main characters. The supporting actors each play different roles that add to the depth of the movie, not to mention the depth of the cast. The bit players aren't really given much to do, and the extras practically have no lines whatsoever. However, the movie, shot on Digital Video, looks and sounds great. I'm dying to see it again...