The Dinner Parting 2022
"A New Comedy on the Etiquette of Deception"
Set against the backdrop of a carefully arranged dinner party, *The Dinner Parting (2022)* plunges viewers into a sharp comedy of manners where truth and politeness collide. Directed by J.W.
Director: J.W. Andrew
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Dinner Parting (2022) about?
*The Dinner Parting* follows Susan and Henry as they navigate a high-stakes dinner party, where their attempt to cover up a white lie about their father's death spirals out of control. Unexpected guests arrive, exposing their deception and turning a night meant for refinement into a chaotic battleground of half-truths and social blunders.
Who directed The Dinner Parting?
*The Dinner Parting* was directed by J.W. Andrew, bringing a keen eye for social satire and comedic timing to this tense yet humorous narrative.
Who stars in The Dinner Parting?
The film features Will Sterling and Rachel Paulson as the hosts, joined by Phillip Andre Botello, Russell Bradley Fenton, and Jakki Jandrell in pivotal supporting roles.
Is The Dinner Parting (2022) worth watching?
With its sharp wit and clever premise, *The Dinner Parting* delivers a refreshing take on the comedy of manners. While unrated, its 95-minute runtime and ensemble cast make it a solid pick for fans of intelligent, fast-paced humor that balances laughs with a touch of heart.
How long is The Dinner Parting?
*The Dinner Parting* runs for 95 minutes (1 hour and 35 minutes).
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About The Dinner Parting (2022) — A Sharp Comedy of Deception and Etiquette at a Host's Worst Nightmare
Set against the backdrop of a carefully arranged dinner party, *The Dinner Parting (2022)* plunges viewers into a sharp comedy of manners where truth and politeness collide. Directed by J.W. Andrew, this 95-minute film follows hosts Susan and Henry as they grapple with the awkward fallout of a well-intentioned lie about their father's recent passing. When uninvited guests arrive and social niceties unravel, the evening spirals into a hilarious yet poignant dance of deception, etiquette, and the fragility of first impressions. With razor-sharp dialogue and a tense atmosphere that oscillates between laughter and cringe, the film explores the absurdity of maintaining appearances when everything threatens to collapse.
Starring Will Sterling and Rachel Paulson as the beleaguered hosts, the ensemble cast breathes life into this modern farce, where every polite gesture hides a layer of tension. The comedy thrives on the clash between Susan's desperate attempts to keep up appearances and the unpredictable chaos that ensues as secrets bubble to the surface. Blending wit with emotional depth, *The Dinner Parting* offers a biting satire of contemporary social expectations, proving that the most unforgettable moments often happen when the mask slips.