Triangles and Tribulations 2001
"A story about a nut job and his desire to play music."
Dive into the quirky world of *Triangles and Tribulations* (2001), where director Amine Bitar crafts a hilarious mockumentary in the spirit of Christopher Guest.
Director: Amine Bitar
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Triangles and Tribulations* (2001) about?
This mockumentary follows Ken Jones, a history professor with a bizarre obsession: becoming a professional triangle player. His dream collides with reality when the newly elected mayor turns out to be the reigning triangle champion, turning his quest into a comedy of errors.
Who directed *Triangles and Tribulations*?
The film was directed by Amine Bitar, who brings a sharp, satirical edge to this Christopher Guest-style comedy.
Who stars in *Triangles and Tribulations*?
The film stars Ken Jones, Christine Jones, Kyley Jones, Haley Jones, John Long, and Diane Long in a cast that fully commits to the mockumentary's absurd charm.
Is *Triangles and Tribulations* (2001) worth watching?
While it's a niche comedy, *Triangles and Tribulations* delivers laughs and clever satire for fans of offbeat humor. Its low-budget charm and deadpan performances make it a hidden gem worth checking out if you enjoy mockumentaries like *Waiting for Guffman*.
How long is *Triangles and Tribulations*?
*Triangles and Tribulations* runs for 88 minutes, a tight runtime that keeps the absurdity brisk and engaging.
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About Triangles and Tribulations (2001) — A Mockumentary of Obsession and Absurdity
Dive into the quirky world of *Triangles and Tribulations* (2001), where director Amine Bitar crafts a hilarious mockumentary in the spirit of Christopher Guest. The film follows Ken Jones, a passionate history professor and lunchbox collector, as he obsesses over his unconventional dream of becoming a professional triangle player—only to discover his rival, the newly elected mayor, has already claimed the title.
With deadpan humor and sharp satire, *Triangles and Tribulations* explores themes of ambition, irony, and the absurdity of unfulfilled dreams. The cast, led by Ken Jones, Christine Jones, and Kyley Jones, delivers performances that perfectly balance whimsy and wit, making this low-budget gem a delightful oddity. Shot in a documentary style, the film captures the chaotic charm of its characters' misguided pursuits, leaving audiences both laughing and pondering the fine line between passion and folly.