Open For Submissions 2019
"A reel disaster comedy"
Dive into the hilarious chaos of Victoria's film festival scene with *Open For Submissions* (2019), a sharp satire where ambition clashes with sabotage.
Director: Bryan Skinner
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Open For Submissions (2019) about?
Desmond Baggs takes charge of the Victoria Festival of Cinematic Arts, only to face sabotage at every turn. Between clashing egos, funding battles, and a festival programmer determined to sink his efforts, Desmond must pull off a miracle—or face professional ruin.
Who directed Open For Submissions?
Bryan Skinner helms this sharp-edged comedy, bringing a director's eye for satire and ensemble chaos.
Who stars in Open For Submissions?
The film features Tyler Lionel Parr as Desmond Baggs, alongside John Emmet Tracy and Stefanie Dolan in pivotal roles.
Is Open For Submissions (2019) worth watching?
While it lacks an IMDb rating, this comedy thrives on its energetic satire and relatable festival frustrations. Fans of mockumentary styles or indie film culture will find plenty to enjoy in its witty, unpredictable ride.
How long is Open For Submissions?
The film runs for 90 minutes.
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Open For Submissions (2019) — A Mockumentary-Style Satire of Festival Chaos
Dive into the hilarious chaos of Victoria's film festival scene with *Open For Submissions* (2019), a sharp satire where ambition clashes with sabotage. Desmond Baggs, the festival's new Executive Director, scrambles to save the event from collapsing under the weight of backstabbing programmers, disgruntled filmmakers, and bureaucratic red tape. Directed by Bryan Skinner, this comedy-thriller blends laugh-out-loud moments with the underdog spirit of indie cinema, creating a frenetic atmosphere where every screening feels like a high-stakes gamble.
As pride, politics, and petty rivalries threaten to derail the festival, Desmond must outmaneuver his adversaries—whether they're hiding in plain sight or lurking behind the scenes. With a cast led by Tyler Lionel Parr, the film balances wit and warmth, making it a must-watch for fans of offbeat comedies and festival culture. Expect a rollercoaster of mishaps, where the biggest disaster might just be the one no one saw coming.