Two Night Stand 2005
Kyle Gilman's *Two Night Stand (2005)* delivers a razor-sharp slice-of-life comedy that dives into the chaos of a one-night stand gone awry.
Director: Kyle Gilman
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Two Night Stand (2005)* about?
*Two Night Stand (2005)* follows two strangers, Jennie and Steve, who wake up together after a drunken night out—only to realize they have no memory of meeting, let alone ending up in bed. As they scramble to recall the night's events, they're forced to confront the chemistry that drew them together in the first place. The film blends comedy and romance, turning a single awkward morning into a laugh-out-loud lesson in chance encounters.
Who directed *Two Night Stand*?
Kyle Gilman directed *Two Night Stand (2005)*, bringing a sharp eye for awkward humor and character-driven storytelling to the short film.
Who stars in *Two Night Stand*?
The cast of *Two Night Stand (2005)* features Chris D'Angelo and Jennie Tarr in the lead roles.
Is *Two Night Stand (2005)* worth watching?
*Two Night Stand (2005)* is a fun, lightweight comedy that shines in its ability to turn a clichéd premise into something fresh and engaging. While it's too short to linger on emotional depth, its pacing and humor make it a solid choice for fans of rom-coms or short films with a twist. If you enjoy lighthearted, character-driven comedies, it's definitely worth a watch.
How long is *Two Night Stand*?
*Two Night Stand (2005)* has a runtime of 18 minutes.
About Two Night Stand (2005) — A hilarious comedy of strangers waking up to a night they can't remember
Kyle Gilman's *Two Night Stand (2005)* delivers a razor-sharp slice-of-life comedy that dives into the chaos of a one-night stand gone awry. When Jennie and Steve—complete strangers from opposite coasts—wake up tangled in sheets after a wild night of drinking, the morning after becomes a hilarious crash course in awkward connections. The film explores themes of chance encounters, regret, and the absurdity of modern romance, all wrapped in a breezy 18-minute runtime. With a tone that balances cringe humor and genuine chemistry, *Two Night Stand (2005)* captures that awkward moment when strangers must confront the morning after, turning a simple mistake into a comedy of errors.
Director Kyle Gilman crafts a witty, fast-paced narrative that thrives on the unpredictability of first meetings and the unspoken tension of two people trying to piece together their shared memory. The film's minimalist approach lets the characters' chemistry—and their growing realization of their connection—drive the humor, making *Two Night Stand* a clever, understated take on the genre.