The Mad Half Hour

A darkly comedic short film that explores the awkwardness and absurdity of human interaction, particularly in the context of a seemingly mundane social gathering. It delves into the internal monologues and unspoken tensions that exist beneath the surface of politeness, leading to a surreal and thought-provoking conclusion.

While 'The Mad Half Hour' did not receive widespread mainstream critical review due to its short film status and independent nature, it garnered positive attention on the festival circuit and among those who appreciate unconventional and character-driven short films. It's often praised for its unique tone and sharp wit.

• Praised for its dark humor and insightful exploration of social awkwardness.

• Lauded for its strong performances and unconventional narrative style.

• Noted for its ability to evoke both laughter and discomfort.

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Screened at various film festivals, receiving positive audience and jury reactions where applicable.

The film was a passion project for director David Thorne, who also stars in and wrote the screenplay for 'The Mad Half Hour'.