Movie spotlight
Waffle
A disfigured science fair champion invites her new friend over for dinner, but by the time dessert comes around, the two schoolmates will discover each other's true, unpleasant natures.
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Plot Summary
A short documentary-style film where Nathan Fielder attempts to sell a variety of elaborate, impractical waffling devices to unsuspecting individuals. The film humorously explores themes of consumerism, marketing, and the absurdity of niche products.
Critical Reception
As a short film often seen as an early work of Nathan Fielder, 'Waffle' is appreciated for its distinctive comedic style and deadpan humor. It showcases Fielder's early talent for creating awkward and bizarre scenarios that resonate with viewers who enjoy observational comedy.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its unique and absurd humor.
Highlights Nathan Fielder's early directorial and comedic voice.
Appreciated for its observational comedy and social commentary.
Google audience: Audience reception for 'Waffle' is generally positive, with viewers enjoying its quirky premise and Fielder's signature awkward comedy style. Many find it a humorous and engaging short film.
Fun Fact
This short film was created while Nathan Fielder was studying at the University of Victoria.
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