Cinefilia 2022
"Movie trivia has never been so deadly"
Cinefilia (2022) dives into the darkly comedic side of obsession, following a passionate film lover whose encyclopedic knowledge of cinema becomes a weapon when his friends fail to grasp his endless movie references.
Director: Matthew Jehle
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cinefilia (2022) about?
Cinefilia (2022) follows a cinephile whose encyclopedic movie knowledge turns into a deadly obsession after his friends dismiss his references. Frustrated by their lack of cinematic awareness, he takes drastic measures to ensure they finally 'get it.'
Who directed Cinefilia?
Cinefilia was directed by Matthew Jehle, who also stars in the film.
Who stars in Cinefilia?
The film stars Matthew Jehle, Ben Scattone, Luke Persiani, Kim Asplund, and Thomas Plunkett in key roles.
Is Cinefilia (2022) worth watching?
At just seven minutes, Cinefilia (2022) delivers a tightly scripted horror-comedy with sharp humor and a unique premise. While it's a micro-film, its creative execution and meta-commentary on fandom make it a standout for genre fans looking for something fresh.
How long is Cinefilia?
Cinefilia (2022) has a runtime of 7 minutes.
About Cinefilia (2022) — A Horror-Comedy Short Where Film Obsession Goes Too Far
Cinefilia (2022) dives into the darkly comedic side of obsession, following a passionate film lover whose encyclopedic knowledge of cinema becomes a weapon when his friends fail to grasp his endless movie references. Directed by Matthew Jehle, this seven-minute horror-comedy short packs a punch with razor-sharp wit and a twisted take on fandom. The atmosphere crackles with tension—think Tarantino meets a rave gone wrong—as our protagonist's love for cinema curdles into something far more sinister.
Between nods to classic films and punchy dialogue, Cinefilia (2022) explores the fine line between passion and madness, where every trivia fact feels like a loaded gun. With a cast led by Jehle himself, Ben Scattone, and Luke Persiani, this micro-budget gem proves that even the shortest films can leave the biggest impact. Perfect for fans of dark humor and meta-horror, it's a love letter to cinema that bites back.