Small Apartments 2012
Jonas Åkerlund's *Small Apartments (2012)* delivers a darkly comedic twist on the classic crime-drama, where a bumbling deadbeat stumbles into chaos after a fatal accident.
Director: Jonas Åkerlund
Cast
Matt Lucas
Franklin Franklin
Juno Temple
Simone
James Caan
Mr. Allspice
Dolph Lundgren
Dr. Sage Mennox
Billy Crystal
Burt Walnut
Peter Stormare
Dr. Olivetti
DJ Qualls
Artie
Johnny Knoxville
Tommy Balls
Rebel Wilson
Rocky
Rosie Perez
Ms. Baker
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Small Apartments (2012) about?
The film follows Franklin Franklin, a reckless deadbeat who accidentally kills his landlord and must scramble to hide the body. His journey spirals into a mix of lust, grief, and bizarre encounters, all while a hidden fortune hangs in the balance. Think of it as a twisted blend of crime and comedy where every mistake leads to another.
Who directed Small Apartments?
Jonas Åkerlund, known for his work in music videos and edgy films like *Lords of Chaos*, brings his signature chaotic style to this offbeat comedy.
Who stars in Small Apartments?
The film features Matt Lucas in the lead role, supported by Juno Temple, James Caan, Dolph Lundgren, Billy Crystal, and Peter Stormare.
Is Small Apartments (2012) worth watching?
While it's not a mainstream hit, *Small Apartments* offers a unique mix of dark humor and absurdity that fans of offbeat comedies will appreciate. Its quirky charm and standout performances make it a cult-worthy pick, even if it's not for everyone.
How long is Small Apartments?
The film runs for 96 minutes, a tight runtime that keeps the absurdity and pacing sharp.
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About Small Apartments (2012) — A Dark Comedy About a Deadbeat and a Dead Landlord
Jonas Åkerlund's *Small Apartments (2012)* delivers a darkly comedic twist on the classic crime-drama, where a bumbling deadbeat stumbles into chaos after a fatal accident. When hapless Franklin Franklin accidentally kills his landlord, he's swept into a surreal odyssey to hide the body, only to be derailed by his own desires, grief over his brother's death, and an eccentric cast of characters. With a fortune hanging in the balance, Franklin's misadventures spiral into a bizarre, offbeat tale of absurdity and redemption.
The film blends sharp humor with poignant themes, as Franklin's clumsy schemes collide with the unpredictable world around him. From lustful distractions to run-ins with oddball neighbors, every misstep pushes him closer to a reckoning—one that could either bury him or set him free. Åkerlund's direction infuses the story with a quirky, unpredictable energy, making *Small Apartments* a standout in the comedy-crime genre.
