Auxiliary Man 2019
"The only thing lower than his self-esteem is his credit score."
Auxiliary Man (2019) dives into the chaotic world of petty crime when a chronically unlucky felon gets his shot at redemption—only to watch his plans crumble under the weight of his own ineptitude.
Director: Max Swanson
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Auxiliary Man (2019) about?
It follows an underachieving criminal given a rare chance to redeem himself behind the wheel of a high-stakes heist. His lack of planning and mounting personal flaws turn the job into a series of disasters, testing his already fragile self-esteem.
Who directed Auxiliary Man?
Max Swanson helms this short film, bringing a sharp comedic edge to the thriller genre.
Who stars in Auxiliary Man?
Max Swanson leads the cast alongside Mackinlee Waddell, Patrick Scott Lewis, Adrian Elizondo, and Wilson Carpenter.
Is Auxiliary Man (2019) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, this 15-minute dark comedy-thriller offers a punchy, fast-paced story perfect for fans of quirky crime capers. Its humor and brevity make it a quick but memorable watch.
How long is Auxiliary Man?
The film runs for 15 minutes.
About Auxiliary Man (2019) — A Crime Comedy Short Where Everything Goes Wrong
Auxiliary Man (2019) dives into the chaotic world of petty crime when a chronically unlucky felon gets his shot at redemption—only to watch his plans crumble under the weight of his own ineptitude. Directed by Max Swanson, this tight 15-minute thriller-comedy blends sharp wit with the tension of a crime gone horribly wrong. With credit scores lower than his self-respect and a talent for backfiring schemes, the protagonist's desperate attempt to impress his crew spirals into absurdity. Swanson's razor-sharp direction and the ensemble cast's knack for deadpan humor turn this short film into a rollercoaster of misfortune and dark laughs.
The film thrives on its unflinching portrayal of a character whose every decision seems engineered to fail, creating a relatable yet darkly comic antihero. The thriller and crime elements amplify the stakes, while the comedy keeps the mood from tipping into outright despair. Packed into just 15 minutes, Auxiliary Man (2019) proves that even a seemingly minor misstep can unravel an entire operation—leaving audiences both groaning and grinning.