Hollywood.Con 2021
"Because they could... And so they did!"
In the high-stakes world of Hollywood, Mika Boorem's *Hollywood.Con (2021)* delivers a raucous satire of the film industry's obsession with chasing trends.
Director: Mika Boorem
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hollywood.Con (2021) about?
*Hollywood.Con* dives into the cutthroat world of Los Angeles film studios as they race to produce the next Mayan-inspired blockbuster. The comedy follows ambitious producers and directors willing to bend the rules—if not break them entirely—to secure the next big hit, all while the clock ticks down to disaster.
Who directed Hollywood.Con?
Mika Boorem directed *Hollywood.Con*, bringing her unique perspective to this comedic exploration of Hollywood's relentless chase for the next trend.
Who stars in Hollywood.Con?
The film stars Mika Boorem herself, alongside Devin Ratray, Brian Krause, Tom Arnold, and Cody Kasch in a cast that blends rising talent with established names in the industry.
Is Hollywood.Con (2021) worth watching?
*Hollywood.Con* offers a sharp, laugh-out-loud satire that resonates with anyone familiar with the industry's pressures. While it may not be a polished masterpiece, its energetic pace and biting humor make it a fun watch for fans of behind-the-scenes comedies.
How long is Hollywood.Con?
The film runs for 101 minutes, packing its runtime with enough action and laughs to keep the story moving at a brisk pace.
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About Hollywood.Con (2021) — A Satirical Thrill Ride Through Tinseltown's Wildest Dreams
In the high-stakes world of Hollywood, Mika Boorem's *Hollywood.Con (2021)* delivers a raucous satire of the film industry's obsession with chasing trends. The story unfolds as competing production companies in Los Angeles scramble to outdo each other in a frantic bid to create the next blockbuster inspired by Mayan mythology. With egos, shortcuts, and sheer desperation at the core of their mission, the characters navigate a landscape where integrity takes a backseat to profit. Boorem's sharp direction and an ensemble cast infuse the chaos with dark humor and biting commentary, capturing the absurd lengths studios go to in the name of relevance.
The film pulses with the energy of a backlot under siege, blending action, adventure, and comedy into a wild ride that feels both exaggerated and eerily plausible. Beneath the surface-level zaniness lies a sharper look at the pressures facing modern filmmaking, where selling out is often the easiest path to survival. With a runtime that keeps the momentum brisk, *Hollywood.Con* is a love letter (and a cautionary tale) to the industry that both inspires and frustrates its dreamers.