What a Drag

A very early short film by Kevin Smith, 'What a Drag' offers a glimpse into the director's nascent filmmaking style. The short humorously depicts a conversation between Smith and his frequent collaborator Scott Mosier, touching on mundane topics and their early aspirations. It serves as a foundational piece in understanding the origins of Smith's distinct comedic voice.

As a very early short film, 'What a Drag' did not receive widespread critical attention. It is primarily of interest to fans and film historians studying Kevin Smith's early career. Its reception is largely defined by its status as a precursor to his more famous works.

• A raw, early look at Kevin Smith's directorial beginnings.

• Features the typical conversational humor that would define Smith's later work.

• Appreciated by dedicated fans for its historical context within Smith's filmography.

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This short film was made by Kevin Smith when he was still a film student at the School of Visual Arts in New York City, prior to his feature film debut with 'Clerks'.