Four roommates at North Highroad University find a Trouble board game outside their door. Things start to get chaotic when the first player reaches the bubble.
A satire action-comedy trilogy following the exploits of Agent Runt as he executes various covert operations.
This film is a commentary on the self-contradictory fabric of India. A mere picture becomes more important than the thought.
This video takes an analytical and humorous stab at the plethora of “pro-feminist” advertising that followed the emergence of the “new woman” and the increasing presence of women in the workforce during the 1990s. Conventional television genres are appropriated to show how the language and sentiments of feminism have been exploited by the advertising of an industry which cares little for the rights of its own female workers.
The film focuses on an audition to select an actor that best interprets the role of Jesus, judged by a jury of Vatican members.
A camera man and a water man walk seven miles to save the earth.
A Prime Minister goes into KFC to buy a chicken, but the chicken is all sold out. At another table, presidents from other countries start playing cards to win the last bucket.
A re-staging of instructional texts from Home Economics Textbooks used in the 1970s, outlining the correct manner for personal grooming, house-keeping, and entertaining. The film critiques the extreme performativity of femininity through gestures and costumes to a soundtrack of highly gendered phrases taken verbatim from the textbooks.
A comical satire of a cinema program and operation.
A ten pointed funny story with ten different characters shows us literally ten ways to seem cool in a movie
Cultural attitudes towards beauty standards are exhaustively unpacked in this delirious satire, about how hair dictates the social mobility of a put-upon caretaker and her intellectually challenged ward.
Two journalists travel to meet an up-and-coming cult leader and his faithful servant and soon learn his appeal.
Disgusted with what he views as a liberal society, right-winger Delbert Fuzzby comes home one night and is delighted to find his television filled with politically incorrect TV shows, commercials and celebrities in this collection of spoofs. The selections include a trip to a Muslim strip club; Britney Spears's new perfume, Skank; parodies of Titanic, "Star Trek," Scooby-Doo, "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles"; and much more.
By the year 2078, all animal species from the rain forest had become extinct. Only genetic samples of such species remained, stored and patented by big commercial Labs. Aiming at preserving this genetic material near its natural habitat, these Labs created a controversial project, "Zootizens", implanting such genes in the bodies of Central American citizens who were willing to be host organisms in exchange of a package of social benefits. The animation shows, documentary-style, interviews with such hybrid citizens (a Sloth, a Tapir, a forest Frog and a Glyptodon) as they tell the ups and downs of their experiences with the project.
When a naive soda influencer/reviewer uncovers a twisted conspiracy about the Coca-Cola Corporation, he travels to Atlanta on January 6th to shine a light on the darkness. He is joined by his friend/documentarian and a new cameraman hired off of Craigslist to film the journey. But along the way, things go awry. What started as a righteous political cause turns into a nightmare of deceit; dismay; and, ultimately, a horrific act of violence.
Slate Crackbone has a new television show: Primal Instinct X. The goal of the show? Hunt down monsters, but it's hard to do that when everything is going wrong.
A compilation of the first 25 episodes of Chriddof's comedy web series Funny Horsie.
Part three in the “New Not Normal” trilogy.
A Mass Communications project taking the form of a 'Mockumentary' style short film. Aiming to provide a satirical commentary on common Scottish stereotypes seen in mainstream media. Prepare for a barrage of bad accents and over the top Scottishness...