That's Fine

A man is called to his friend's apartment for a casual hangout, only to discover his friend has invited a third person to join them. As the evening progresses, the dynamic between the three becomes increasingly awkward and absurd, leading to unexpected revelations and uncomfortable truths. The film explores the complexities of modern friendships and social interactions with a dark comedic edge.

That's Fine was primarily released as a short film and received positive attention on the festival circuit for its sharp writing and strong performances. It's lauded for its ability to pack a significant emotional and comedic punch within a brief runtime. The film resonated with audiences for its relatable, albeit heightened, depiction of social anxieties and the challenges of navigating new social dynamics.

• Praised for its witty and often cringe-inducing dialogue.

• Applauded for the strong chemistry and comedic timing of its lead actors.

• Noted for its effective use of awkward silences and uncomfortable situations.

Google audience: Audience reviews for 'That's Fine' often highlight its clever humor and the relatable awkwardness of the social situation depicted. Many viewers found the film to be a fun and engaging watch, appreciating its ability to generate laughs from uncomfortable scenarios.

Selected for various film festivals, including the Cleveland International Film Festival.

The short film was developed from a sketch, with the intention of capturing the specific brand of humor found in unexpected social confrontations.