The P.I. Experiment 2015
"Incompetence Has Never Been So Funny"
Get ready to experience the hilarious dark comedy 'The P.I. Experiment (2015)', directed by Ani Kyd Wolf.
Director: Ani Kyd Wolf
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The P.I. Experiment (2015) about?
This unique web-series follows two young filmmakers as they document the daily lives of a struggling private investigations company, showcasing the misfits and degenerates who make up this misfit team.
Who directed The P.I. Experiment?
Ani Kyd Wolf brings his unique vision to the director's chair in this hilarious dark comedy.
Who stars in The P.I. Experiment?
The film features a talented cast, including Ani Kyd Wolf, Graem Beddoes, and Daniel Arnold.
Is The P.I. Experiment (2015) worth watching?
With its unique blend of crime and comedy, 'The P.I. Experiment' is a must-watch for fans of dark comedy, although its short runtime may leave you wanting more.
How long is The P.I. Experiment?
The film has a runtime of 26 minutes, making it the perfect way to spend an afternoon.
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About The P.I. Experiment (2015) — A Hilarious Dark Comedy That Will Keep You Laughing
Get ready to experience the hilarious dark comedy 'The P.I. Experiment (2015)', directed by Ani Kyd Wolf. This unique web-series follows two young filmmakers, Adam and Charlie Flint, as they attempt to document the daily lives of a struggling private investigations company, 'The Investigation Mill'. With its witty and endearing characters, 'The P.I. Experiment' is a laugh-out-loud adventure that showcases the misfits and degenerates who make up this misfit team.
As you delve into this comedic world, you'll encounter a cast of memorable characters, including Ani Kyd Wolf, Graem Beddoes, and Daniel Arnold. With its blend of crime and comedy, 'The P.I. Experiment' is a one-of-a-kind viewing experience that will keep you entertained and engaged.
With a runtime of 26 minutes, this short film is the perfect way to spend an afternoon. So why not give it a try and see for yourself why 'The P.I. Experiment (2015)' is a must-watch for fans of dark comedy?