Movie spotlight
Double Booked
A self-help writer and his pregnant wife plan a getaway at a remote cabin, but find another couple already there. As a blizzard traps them together, a system error spirals into a nightmarish game of deception and peril.
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Plot Summary
A struggling actor, desperate for a big break, lands two seemingly perfect auditions on the same day and time. He tries to navigate the situation by appearing at both, leading to a series of escalating comedic mishaps. The film explores the pressures of the acting industry and the comical lengths one might go to achieve success.
Critical Reception
Double Booked was primarily released as a short film and received positive attention within independent film circles for its witty script and strong performances. It was praised for its efficient storytelling and relatable premise within the entertainment industry.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its sharp and humorous writing.
Features engaging performances from its lead actors.
A well-executed, concise comedy short.
Google audience: As a short film, specific audience reviews on Google are not widely aggregated. However, reactions from festival screenings and independent film communities generally highlight its comedic timing and the charisma of its cast.
Fun Fact
The film was directed by and stars Scott Michael Foster, an actor known for his roles in "Greek," "Chasing Life," and "You."
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