Zen Diaries: The Lockdown
A drama that delves into the transformative power of confronting personal weaknesses.
- Comedy, Drama
- United States
- 2019
- 21 min
While the low-budget nature of the production is evident in the slightly dated appearance, the story is a well-crafted comedic escapade. Gillespie’s subtle yet effective acting adds a layer of authenticity to the central character, grounding the narrative amidst the chaos of the elevator circus. Notably, Joseph Compton steals the spotlight as a blind man unabashedly enjoying pudding, adding an extra layer of hilarity that enhances the overall comedic experience.
The film’s timing is commendable, and Probst’s direction ensures that the eccentricities of each character contribute to the humor without overwhelming the narrative. Despite its dated appearance, this short, whacky film succeeds in delivering an entertaining and laughter-inducing experience, making it a memorable addition to the realm of low-budget productions.
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While the low-budget nature of the production is evident in the slightly dated appearance, the story is a well-crafted comedic escapade. Gillespie’s subtle yet effective acting adds a layer of authenticity to the central character, grounding the narrative amidst the chaos of the elevator circus. Notably, Joseph Compton steals the spotlight as a blind man unabashedly enjoying pudding, adding an extra layer of hilarity that enhances the overall comedic experience.
The film’s timing is commendable, and Probst’s direction ensures that the eccentricities of each character contribute to the humor without overwhelming the narrative. Despite its dated appearance, this short, whacky film succeeds in delivering an entertaining and laughter-inducing experience, making it a memorable addition to the realm of low-budget productions.
Coming Soon