Red Flag 2013
In *Red Flag (2013)*, writer-director Alex Karpovsky steps into the shoes of an indie filmmaker navigating the messy aftermath of a breakup.
Director: Alex Karpovsky
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Red Flag (2013) about?
*Red Flag* follows Alex Karpovsky's character, a struggling indie filmmaker, as he copes with a breakup by touring with his reluctant friend to screen his movie at colleges and small cinemas. The road trip becomes a mix of awkward encounters, cringe-worthy moments, and unexpected self-reflection, blurring the line between his personal life and his art.
Who directed Red Flag?
Alex Karpovsky directed *Red Flag*, showcasing his signature blend of indie realism and dry humor.
Who stars in Red Flag?
The film stars Alex Karpovsky alongside Dustin Guy Defa, Keith Poulson, Jennifer Prediger, and Onur Tukel, with Caroline White rounding out the cast.
Is Red Flag (2013) worth watching?
If you enjoy indie comedies with a sharp, self-aware edge, *Red Flag* is worth your time. It's a clever, low-budget gem that balances humor and pathos, making it a memorable watch for fans of Karpovsky's work and indie film culture.
How long is Red Flag?
*Red Flag* runs for 85 minutes.
About Red Flag (2013) — A hilarious indie comedy about love, failure, and following your film's tour
In *Red Flag (2013)*, writer-director Alex Karpovsky steps into the shoes of an indie filmmaker navigating the messy aftermath of a breakup. When his long-term girlfriend walks out—fed up with his reluctance to commit—he embarks on an awkwardly comic cross-country road trip with an old friend to screen his latest film. Framed as a semi-autobiographical blend of fiction and reality, the movie balances sharp humor with cringe-worthy moments, mirroring the absurdity of chasing artistic dreams while dodging life's personal pitfalls. Expect a raw, relatable portrait of creative ambition clashing with emotional immaturity, all wrapped in the indie spirit of the early 2010s.
With its deadpan delivery and unfiltered authenticity, *Red Flag* captures the tension between self-doubt and stubborn determination. Karpovsky's direction and performance anchor a story that's equal parts heartfelt and hilarious, while his co-stars—including Dustin Guy Defa and Jennifer Prediger—add layers of quirky charm. It's a film that resonates with anyone who's ever felt stuck between who they are and who they want to become.