Cheeseburger 2010
"A story that needs to be told."
In *Cheeseburger* (2010), director Louis Matta crafts a quirky yet darkly comedic crime-thriller that kicks off with a deceptively simple premise: after a wild night, Sean wakes up to find his prized cheeseburger missing.
Director: Louis Matta
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cheeseburger (2010) about?
The film follows Sean, who wakes up after a party to discover his cheeseburger is missing. He and his stoner friend Frankie embark on a desperate search to replace it, only to find themselves drawn into a chaotic and dangerous situation. What starts as a silly quest quickly spirals into an unexpectedly tense adventure.
Who directed Cheeseburger?
Louis Matta directed *Cheeseburger* (2010), bringing a unique blend of comedy and crime-thriller elements to this short film.
Who stars in Cheeseburger?
The film stars David Arkema as Sean, Peter Coleman as Frankie, and features James Kuck, Joe Sergio, and Tom A Capps in pivotal roles.
Is Cheeseburger (2010) worth watching?
For fans of dark comedies and crime-thrillers, *Cheeseburger* (2010) is a hidden gem. Its tight 13-minute runtime keeps the story sharp and engaging, while the unpredictable plot and quirky characters make it a memorable watch. While it may not break the genre mold, it delivers a fun and fast-paced experience.
How long is Cheeseburger?
The film runs for 13 minutes.
About Cheeseburger (2010) — A Missing Burger Sparks a Crime-Thriller adventure
In *Cheeseburger* (2010), director Louis Matta crafts a quirky yet darkly comedic crime-thriller that kicks off with a deceptively simple premise: after a wild night, Sean wakes up to find his prized cheeseburger missing. Teaming up with his laid-back stoner friend Frankie, the two embark on a chaotic quest to replace the vanished burger, only to stumble into a series of escalating mishaps that spiral into unexpected danger. This short film blends offbeat humor with suspense, exploring themes of desperation, friendship, and the absurd lengths people go to for the things they want. With its tight 13-minute runtime, *Cheeseburger* delivers a punch of wit and chaos, leaving viewers both entertained and intrigued by its unconventional storytelling.
While the plot may sound like a lighthearted romp, Louis Matta's direction infuses the film with a gritty, off-kilter charm that keeps the tension simmering beneath the surface. The chemistry between David Arkema and Peter Coleman—who play Sean and Frankie—adds a layer of authenticity to the absurdity, making their journey feel both relatable and darkly hilarious. Whether you're drawn in by the promise of a missing burger or hooked by the film's unpredictable twists, *Cheeseburger* (2010) is a microcosm of chaos wrapped in a crime-thriller exterior.