2/5
Spy, Diana Stone, of the World Spy Agency (CIA) confronts spy, Karl Reese, at his lair. It is a comedy but It is a…
- Comedy
- United States
- 2020
- 3 min
A film about the inner ordeal of a teenager, dealing with stereotypes that emerge through our media, which often give us a picture to live by. The film shows a character that our Generation Y can identify with. That’s because we all sometimes have to make decisions that we do not really have the answers to. The decision-making phase is strongly influenced by the external pressure or the pressure we make on ourselves.
The 12-minute satire opens with Jerry transfixed to his smartphone – bumping into by-passers on his way home. Once home, his anxiety ripens when his friend and potential crush fails to instigate further conversation via text message. Jerry’s vexation towards the Universe takes the film out-of-this-world (quite literally). Jerry is faced with an up-hill battle of his varied thoughts, which are showcased with physically identical versions of himself.
A film about the inner ordeal of a teenager, dealing with stereotypes that emerge through our media, which often give us a picture to live by. The film shows a character that our Generation Y can identify with. That’s because we all sometimes have to make decisions that we do not really have the answers to. The decision-making phase is strongly influenced by the external pressure or the pressure we make on ourselves.
The 12-minute satire opens with Jerry transfixed to his smartphone – bumping into by-passers on his way home. Once home, his anxiety ripens when his friend and potential crush fails to instigate further conversation via text message. Jerry’s vexation towards the Universe takes the film out-of-this-world (quite literally). Jerry is faced with an up-hill battle of his varied thoughts, which are showcased with physically identical versions of himself.
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