Art Prison 2018
When snarky film critic Artie Cole finds himself unexpectedly behind bars, he's thrust into the absurd chaos of *Art Prison (2018)*, a short-form dark comedy where the inmates aren't just hardened criminals—they're violently passionate artists fighting for their creative turf.
Director: Danny Jelinek
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Art Prison (2018) about?
*Art Prison* follows Artie Cole, a scathing film critic who gets incarcerated in a one-of-a-kind prison designed for artists. Once inside, he must navigate a volatile world of inflamed egos and violent rivalries, where artistic passion turns into physical showdowns. The story blends dark humor with a biting satire of the art world's pretensions.
Who directed Art Prison?
Danny Jelinek directed *Art Prison (2018)*, crafting a sharp, comedic take on the collision of art and crime.
Who stars in Art Prison?
The film stars Adam Sevani as Artie Cole, alongside O'Neil Cespedes, Pam Murphy, Richard Wharton, Jae Suh Park, and Dan Harmon in a scene-stealing role.
Is Art Prison (2018) worth watching?
With its unique premise and quick-witted humor, *Art Prison* offers a fun, if niche, diversion for fans of dark comedies and satirical films. Its short runtime keeps the energy high, though those expecting a deep narrative might find it more of a quirky diversion than a must-see. Still, it's a memorable watch for its bold concept and talented cast.
How long is Art Prison?
Art Prison (2018) runs for 22 minutes.
About Art Prison (2018) — A snarky critic's chaotic misadventure in a prison for artists
When snarky film critic Artie Cole finds himself unexpectedly behind bars, he's thrust into the absurd chaos of *Art Prison (2018)*, a short-form dark comedy where the inmates aren't just hardened criminals—they're violently passionate artists fighting for their creative turf. Directed by Danny Jelinek with a sharp, satirical edge, this 22-minute romp blends crime and comedy into a high-stakes game of egos, where every brushstroke and monologue could spark an all-out brawl. Adam Sevani leads the chaotic charge as Cole, a critic whose razor-sharp wit and unfiltered opinions have made him a target in a prison where artistic integrity is literally a matter of life and death.
The film's tone crackles with irreverence, poking fun at the pretensions and rivalries of the art world while delivering a punchline-packed ride through a surreal penal system. With a cast that includes comic heavyweights like Dan Harmon and O'Neil Cespedes, *Art Prison* thrives on quick wit and over-the-top confrontations, making it a standout in the TV movie genre. Think *Ocean's Eleven* meets *Art School Confidential*, but with a prison jumpsuit and a paintbrush as weapons.