Expired 2011
In *Expired (2011)*, audiences meet a charismatic but troubled meter maid turned con artist, whose life spirals as his addiction and deceit catch up with him. Directed by A.
Director: A. Michael Colton
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Expired (2011)* about?
*Expired (2011)* follows a meter maid who's been running scams for years to fuel his drug addiction, only to face the inevitable consequences of his actions. The film blends dark humor with a gritty exploration of self-destruction, as his luck finally runs out.
Who directed *Expired*?
A. Michael Colton directed *Expired (2011)*, bringing a sharp edge to this dark comedy-thriller with a focus on character-driven tension.
Who stars in *Expired*?
The film features Bob Clendenin, Manu Intiraymi, Barry Kneller, Griffin Kohout, and Jo Newman in key roles.
Is *Expired (2011)* worth watching?
With its tight 23-minute runtime and unapologetic take on addiction and deception, *Expired (2011)* is a compelling watch for fans of dark comedies and character-driven thrillers. The film's brevity works in its favor, delivering a punch without overstaying its welcome.
How long is *Expired*?
*Expired (2011)* has a runtime of 23 minutes.
About Expired (2011) — A Dark Comedy-Thriller of Addiction and Deception
In *Expired (2011)*, audiences meet a charismatic but troubled meter maid turned con artist, whose life spirals as his addiction and deceit catch up with him. Directed by A. Michael Colton, this dark comedy-thriller blends sharp humor with biting social commentary, exploring themes of desperation, identity, and the high cost of self-destruction. Shot in just 23 minutes, the film packs a punch with its raw energy and unflinching look at the consequences of addiction, all while keeping the tone darkly entertaining.
The film's atmosphere crackles with tension as our protagonist navigates his crumbling schemes, aided by a cast of quirky characters who either enable or challenge his downward spiral. With a runtime that defies expectations in the best way, *Expired (2011)* offers a compact yet intense viewing experience that lingers long after the credits roll.