Cold Turkey

In this short comedy, a man tries to quit smoking with the help of a hypnotherapist, only to find that the process leads to unexpected and humorous consequences. The film explores the struggles and absurdities of addiction and the desire for self-improvement.

As a short film, "Cold Turkey" received a modest but positive reception, primarily within festival circuits and among those who appreciate quirky, character-driven comedies. Its humor and relatable premise were often highlighted.

• Praised for its concise storytelling and effective humor within a short runtime.

• Appreciated for its relatable theme of quitting a bad habit.

• Noted for its solid performances from the cast, especially in conveying comedic timing.

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The film was part of the program "The Uncanny Valley" at the 2004 Slamdance Film Festival, which showcased innovative and unconventional short films.