86'd 2018
"Full Moon, all the crazies are out."
Directed by Alan Palomo, *86'd* (2018) dives into the gritty underbelly of late-night New York City during the chaotic Koch era. Over a single neon-lit shift at a 24-hour deli, four strangers' lives collide in a whirlwind of petty crime, dark humor, and unexpected twists.
Director: Alan Palomo
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 86'd (2018) about?
This short film follows four strangers whose paths cross during a single chaotic night at a 24-hour deli in 1980s New York. As the city sleeps (or doesn't), their intersecting stories of crime, chaos, and dark humor unfold under flickering neon lights.
Who directed 86'd?
Alan Palomo directed *86'd*, bringing his signature indie aesthetic to this gritty, fast-paced crime comedy.
Who stars in 86'd?
The cast includes Buddy Duress, Mitzi Akaha, Lindsay Burdge, Brian Deran, and Larry Fessenden, each delivering a memorable performance in this compact but intense short film.
Is 86'd (2018) worth watching?
If you enjoy indie crime comedies packed with quirky characters and sharp dialogue, *86'd* delivers a punchy, atmospheric ride in just 12 minutes. Its Koch-era NYC setting and offbeat humor make it a standout for fans of underground filmmaking.
How long is 86'd?
The runtime for *86'd* is 12 minutes.
About 86'd (2018) — Neon-lit NYC crime comedy hits where the moon's the only witness
Directed by Alan Palomo, *86'd* (2018) dives into the gritty underbelly of late-night New York City during the chaotic Koch era. Over a single neon-lit shift at a 24-hour deli, four strangers' lives collide in a whirlwind of petty crime, dark humor, and unexpected twists. The film blends crime and comedy into a fast-paced, neon-soaked snapshot of urban desperation, where every character is just one bad decision away from ruin.
With a cast that includes Buddy Duress, Mitzi Akaha, and Lindsay Burdge, *86'd* captures the raw energy of a city where the law takes a backseat after dark. The characters—each a little unhinged, all a little desperate—navigate their fates under the glow of flickering deli lights and the watchful eye of a moon that's just as unpredictable as the people it illuminates.