M.O.P.Z. 2016
In *M.O.P.Z. (2016)*, Todd Rohal crafts a sharp, satirical short film that blends offbeat comedy with sci-fi absurdity.
Director: Todd Rohal
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is M.O.P.Z. (2016) about?
The film follows a lazy janitor who builds a robot to take over his chores, only to realize too late that his invention has a mind—and mischief—of its own. What begins as a simple solution spirals into a hilarious and unexpected chain of events.
Who directed M.O.P.Z.?
Todd Rohal directed this quirky sci-fi comedy short.
Who stars in M.O.P.Z.?
The film stars Jay Wesley Cochran as the janitor, alongside Jim Hamerlinck, Ron Ford, and Karen Wetterhahn in key roles.
Is M.O.P.Z. (2016) worth watching?
If you enjoy offbeat sci-fi comedies with a retro twist, *M.O.P.Z.* is a hidden gem worth your time. Its 11-minute runtime packs in plenty of humor and charm, making it a breezy but memorable watch.
How long is M.O.P.Z.?
The film runs for 11 minutes.
About M.O.P.Z. (2016) — A Sci-Fi Comedy Short You Won't Forget
In *M.O.P.Z. (2016)*, Todd Rohal crafts a sharp, satirical short film that blends offbeat comedy with sci-fi absurdity. The story follows a lethargic janitor (Jay Wesley Cochran) who, tired of scrubbing floors and cleaning up after others, constructs a clunky but surprisingly capable robot to handle his labor. What starts as a lazy man's dream quickly spirals into a quirky adventure where the robot's unpredictable behavior turns the janitor's simple plan into a chaotic romp. The film's deadpan humor and retro-futuristic vibes create a uniquely endearing atmosphere, where the boundaries between man and machine blur in the most unexpected ways.
With its micro-budget charm and off-kilter tone, *M.O.P.Z.* stands out as a delightful oddity in the sci-fi comedy genre. The 11-minute runtime keeps the pacing tight, while the performances—especially Cochran's slacker-turned-inventor—add warmth to the film's dry wit. Rohal's direction leans into the absurd, crafting a world where even the most mundane chores become a battleground for control and consequence.