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Laugh, Cry, and Embrace the Chaos

A Collection of Unforgettable Comedy Shorts

Saturday

Apr 12, 2025

@

3:00 pm

Wicked Queer 41

With Filmmakers in person.
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106
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CONTENT WARNING:
This film is presented in with English subtitles.
Life and love rarely stick to the script in this wildly unpredictable collection of comedy shorts. A long-awaited revenge dinner spirals into a full-blown horror show, while a desperate couple turns to the cosmos (literally) for relationship advice. A well-intentioned job seeker takes it upon herself to “help” a possibly closeted interviewer, and a heartbroken man embarks on a drug-fueled quest to track down the real curator of his life-changing playlist. Elsewhere, an embarrassing rejection leads to an unexpected date, love blossoms on the football field, and someone’s mom pops up on a dating app—awkward. Bursting with wit, weirdness, and just the right amount of chaos, these films prove that comedy is at its best when life goes off the rails
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Die Bully Die

CONTENT WARNING: Blood, Violence
DIE BULLY DIE is a comedy horror following Max, who catches up with his high-school bully, Adam, 17 years later, in a fancy restaurant where Max’s grudge against Adam begins to manifest in horrific ways.

I'm The Most Racist Person I Know

CONTENT WARNING:
When Lali unexpectedly ends up on a date with another woman of colour for the first time, it unravels prejudices she has long ignored.

Egg

CONTENT WARNING:
In a job interview, a young trans woman becomes convinced that the elderly man interviewing her is a closeted trans woman himself -- and that she's the only one who can help him.

Solers United

CONTENT WARNING:
As grass roots womxn's football team 'Solers United' face eviction, emotions bubble between teammates, Nelly and Bills. Enter new striker Sals with looks as impressive as her footwork, Bills can't help but envy her instant connection to Nelly. As the halftime whistle blows, tensions reach a boiling point and Nelly and Bills must confront their emotions to mend their fractured bond.

King Ed

CONTENT WARNING:
A wounded romantic hunts for the author of a mysterious, “perfect” playlist he believes was made by his soulmate. But only because a medically licensed witch told him so.

Match Dot Mom

CONTENT WARNING:
Cass, a queer teen not yet out to her parents, stumbles on her very-married-mother’s secret TindHER profile late one night. When she accidentally swipes right, she not only outs herself, but must grapple with the uncertainty of who her mom really is.

The Space You Need

CONTENT WARNING:
The Space You Need is a queer romcom set in the world of low-cost alternative space travel. Sci-fi writer Julian and his fiance Leo are in a slump in their relationship. So will Leo's trip into orbit provide them with just the space they need to get back on track?

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