Russ 2016
In this brisk four-minute comedy short, Russ (2016) follows a small-town mechanic navigating daily chaos with unexpected grace—and a hidden talent for dancing.
Director: Chip Yamada
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Russ (2016) about?
This short comedy follows Russ, a hardworking mechanic who stumbles upon a hidden talent for dancing. Through a series of lighthearted mishaps, he learns to channel his newfound Cha-Cha skills to brighten even the most ordinary days.
Who directed Russ?
Chip Yamada directed Russ (2016), bringing a sharp comedic eye to this quick yet memorable short film.
Who stars in Russ?
The short stars Ariana Kaufman and John Ennis, with Kaufman playing an intrigued neighbor and Ennis as a supportive coworker who gets swept up in the chaos.
Is Russ (2016) worth watching?
With its breezy runtime and charming premise, Russ (2016) delivers a fun, feel-good escape. While the IMDb rating isn't available, its lighthearted take on overcoming daily blues makes it a worthwhile watch for fans of indie comedies.
How long is Russ?
Russ (2016) runs for 4 minutes.
About Russ (2016) — A Four-Minute Comedy Short with Big Heart and Big Moves
In this brisk four-minute comedy short, Russ (2016) follows a small-town mechanic navigating daily chaos with unexpected grace—and a hidden talent for dancing. Directed by Chip Yamada, the film blends blue-collar grit with lively, lighthearted charm as Russ discovers that a little Cha-Cha can turn even the most mundane tasks into moments of joy. The short's fast-paced energy and quirky premise highlight the universal struggle to find joy in routine, wrapped in a playful, offbeat tone.
Ariana Kaufman stars as a neighbor whose curiosity about Russ's antics drives the story forward, while John Ennis plays a gruff but good-natured coworker who can't resist joining the fun. Yamada's direction infuses the film with a warm, indie-comedy vibe, making Russ a delightful snapshot of resilience and joy in the face of life's monotonies.