BRUTALISM 2020
""It's brutal out there.""
Step into the offbeat world of *BRUTALISM* (2020), Alex Lo's sharp 11-minute drama-comedy that follows an introverted college student navigating an alternative universe where improv performances hold life-altering stakes.
Director: Alex Lo
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is BRUTALISM (2020) about?
The film takes place in an alternate reality where a shy college student's final improv performance could determine his academic fate. To avoid failure, he must convince his hesitant partner to follow a pre-written script—even if it means confronting his own insecurities.
Who directed BRUTALISM?
Alex Lo helmed this short film, blending dry humor with a keen eye for awkward social dynamics.
Who stars in BRUTALISM?
The cast includes Max Silburn, Ingrid Veninger, and Charlie Baptista in pivotal roles.
Is BRUTALISM (2020) worth watching?
Though unrated on IMDb, this 11-minute indie dramedy punches above its weight with sharp writing and relatable themes. Fans of character-driven comedy and offbeat storytelling will find it a delightful, if fleeting, experience.
How long is BRUTALISM?
The film runs for 11 minutes.
About BRUTALISM (2020) — An 11-Minute Comedy-Drama About Failing (Brilliantly)
Step into the offbeat world of *BRUTALISM* (2020), Alex Lo's sharp 11-minute drama-comedy that follows an introverted college student navigating an alternative universe where improv performances hold life-altering stakes.
Before his final act, the protagonist must persuade his reluctant partner to stick to a carefully crafted script—lest he fail the year entirely. With wry humor and a touch of existential dread, the film explores themes of authenticity, social awkwardness, and the brutality of expectations. Lo's direction blends deadpan comedy with subtle tension, while the cast delivers performances that oscillate between cringe and charm.
A fleeting but unforgettable dive into the pressures of youth and performance, *BRUTALISM* (2020) is a quirky gem that lingers like an aftertaste of awkward laughter.