‘Riverfork Community College’ is a comedic wonder that delivers laughs aplenty while poking fun at the eccentricities of academia. Directed by Matthew Pelton and co-written with Nick Warner & Jonah Bowen, this satirical mocumentary takes viewers on a hilarious journey through the dysfunctional halls of a fictional school, led by the equally absurd Dean Patrick Myaz, portrayed with comedic virtuosity by Jonah Bowen.

The film thrives on its ensemble of quirky characters, from the outlandish teachers to the zany students, all of whom contribute to the chaotic charm of the narrative. Bowen’s performance as Dean Myaz is a standout, showcasing his comedic skill and ability to deliver laughs with deliberate silliness that somehow feels perfectly fitting for the role.

While the film’s lengthy runtime may be a minor drawback, it’s easily forgivable thanks to the sheer entertainment value it provides. With a few trims here and there, ‘RCC’ could potentially reach an even wider audience without losing any of its comedic impact.

Behind the camera, Bobby Wu and Nick Warner’s cinematography delivers a visually engaging experience, capturing the absurdity of the characters and their surroundings with a respectable standard and quality output.

The mockumentary is a commendable effort that succeeds in delivering an engaging and laugh-out-loud funny experience. With its clever writing, stellar performances, and quirky charm, it’s sure to leave audiences entertained throughout.