Night Home 2010
When the last Halloween candy wrappers scatter the sidewalks of New York City, two close friends find themselves tangled in a surreal morning crawl back to their apartments in *Night Home* (2010), a sharp and offbeat comedy directed by Gary Breslin.
Director: Gary Breslin
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Night Home (2010) about?
Following a Halloween night in New York City, two friends embark on a meandering journey home as the city's energy shifts at dawn. Their usual path becomes a shifting dreamscape, turning a simple commute into a comedic and reflective adventure about connection and disorientation.
Who directed Night Home?
Gary Breslin directed *Night Home*. Known for his work in indie and short-form storytelling, Breslin infuses this early morning tale with warmth and wit.
Who stars in Night Home?
The film stars Thomas Middleditch and T.J. Miller as the two friends navigating the city's shifting landscape.
Is Night Home (2010) worth watching?
*Night Home* isn't a blockbuster, but it's a charming and atmospheric short that resonates with anyone who's ever walked through a sleeping city at dawn. Its quirky charm and natural chemistry between the leads make it a worthwhile pick for fans of indie comedies and urban storytelling.
How long is Night Home?
The runtime of *Night Home* is 18 minutes.
About Night Home (2010) — A quirky NYC buddy comedy about friendship and the surreal after-hours crawl home
When the last Halloween candy wrappers scatter the sidewalks of New York City, two close friends find themselves tangled in a surreal morning crawl back to their apartments in *Night Home* (2010), a sharp and offbeat comedy directed by Gary Breslin. Their usual route home transforms into a labyrinth of neon reflections and half-remembered streets, turning an ordinary commute into a playful meditation on friendship, disorientation, and the quiet magic of dawn. With a breezy, improvised energy and a palette drenched in the city's golden-hour glow, Breslin crafts a micro-adventure that turns a simple night out into a cinematic slice-of-life that lingers longer than expected.
Thomas Middleditch and T.J. Miller bring a chemistry rooted in late-night camaraderie, their banter bouncing off flickering storefront signs and honking taxis as they stumble through neighborhoods that feel both familiar and freshly strange. The film distills big-city fatigue into something unexpectedly poetic—a comedy that's less about punchlines and more about presence, capturing the way two people lean on each other when the world feels slightly out of focus.
With just 18 minutes of runtime, *Night Home* proves that a short film can feel expansive when it's packed with heart and humor. It's a love letter to urban wanderers everywhere who've ever walked home with the wrong keys in their pocket and the right stories still waiting to be told.