Screwdriver

A woman attempts to assemble a piece of IKEA furniture, leading to a comedic and frustrating battle with the instructions and her own spatial reasoning. The film hilariously captures the universal struggle of flat-pack furniture assembly. The narrative focuses on the protagonist's escalating exasperation as she grapples with alien diagrams and seemingly impossible steps. Ultimately, the film is a relatable and humorous exploration of domestic challenges and the triumph of perseverance, even if the furniture ends up slightly askew.

Screwdriver was primarily screened at film festivals and received positive attention for its humor and relatable premise. It was praised for its concise storytelling and effective comedic timing within its short runtime. The film resonated with audiences who have experienced the frustrations of assembling furniture.

• Praised for its relatable and humorous portrayal of a common domestic struggle.

• Noted for its effective comedic execution within a very short runtime.

• Appreciated for its universal theme that resonates with a wide audience.

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Screened at various film festivals, including the Palm Springs International Short Film Festival.

The film's entire narrative unfolds around the single, often-dreaded, task of assembling a piece of flat-pack furniture, making its humor widely accessible.