Oh Jerome, No

A young man named Jerome navigates the awkwardness of a first date and the pressures of social media. The short film humorously captures the anxieties and miscommunications that can arise when trying to impress someone new, all while dealing with the digital world.

As a short film, 'Oh Jerome, No' received positive attention within its festival circuits and online platforms, praised for its relatable humor and sharp social commentary. It's often cited for its efficient storytelling and comedic timing.

• Praised for its sharp, observational humor.
• Appreciated for its concise and effective storytelling.
• Noted for its relatable depiction of modern dating and social media anxieties.

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The film was developed from a popular sketch by comedian Teddy Smith, who also stars in and directed the short.