Harmontown

Harmontown is a documentary chronicling the chaotic, often surreal, live stage show of the same name, hosted by community creator Dan Harmon. Following his dismissal from the sitcom 'Community,' Harmon embarked on a nationwide tour with his podcast, joined by co-host Jeff B. Davis and his then-wife, comedian Erin McGathy. The film captures the unfiltered, improvisational, and deeply personal nature of the show, which blends stand-up, audience participation, and role-playing games.

Harmontown received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its raw honesty, humor, and insight into the mind of its often-controversial creator. The documentary was lauded for capturing the unique energy and community surrounding the live show, even as some noted its occasionally rambling or self-indulgent aspects.

• Captures the unique, chaotic, and often brilliant energy of Dan Harmon's live show.
• Offers an intimate and often unflinching look at the creative process and personal struggles of its host.
• Praised for its humor and improvisational spirit, though some find it self-indulgent at times.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's authenticity and humor, appreciating the behind-the-scenes look at Dan Harmon and the "Harmontown" community. Many viewers found it relatable and entertaining, resonating with the raw and unscripted nature of the show.

Premiered at the South by Southwest Film Festival.

During the filming of Harmontown, Dan Harmon created the popular animated sitcom 'Rick and Morty' while also hosting the live show and podcast, showcasing his incredible prolificacy under pressure.