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3 Bald Men
Mat, Wahid and Badak are three happy-go-lucky friends. All unemployed, the men struggled to make ends meet. One stormy night, a lost girl seeking shelter wanders into their home and disrupts the otherwise peaceful lives of the bachelors. Despite their inability to understand each other, the trio develops a bond with the girl in their attempt to sell her away for money. In a side plot, housewife Lela awakes to find her husband and daughter missing from the bed and frantically heads out in search of answers.
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Plot Summary
Three bald men are looking for a place to sit on a park bench. They are repeatedly annoyed by passersby who mistake their heads for seats. The film humorously explores the inconvenience and indignity they face.
Critical Reception
As a short comedy film from 1965, specific widespread critical reception is not readily available. It is generally considered a minor, albeit amusing, work in the short film genre.
What Reviewers Say
A lighthearted and whimsical short.
Relies on a simple, recurring visual gag.
Humor is straightforward and observational.
Google audience: Information on Google user reviews for this specific short film is not available.
Fun Fact
The film's simplicity and its focus on a single, absurd premise made it a recurring item in film festival programming for obscure shorts.
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