Modern Trial

A court clerk tries to figure out a mystery without the help of his nightmarish coworkers.

Made for the Cleveland 2009 48 Hour Film Project. We received the following elements:

Genre: Surprise Ending
Character: Hal Haynes
Prop: Blender
Line: "It's just really, really crazy."

Category:

Comedy

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[olivialovesmuffins]

i miss your guys vids so much ^^ love you all miss ya hope to hear from you soon guys!!!-olivia

[LastofJedi]

I'm bummed you guys didn't compete this year. Hope you're working on something else!

[ICanPlayElton]

what video camera do thy use to dfilm these?

[finaldayfilms]

5 Star short film bro!

Good job.

- Angel Arevalo

[DeliciousWhiteMocha]

I really like the writing in this guys. Good work, nothing conventional about it. There are some solid lines too.

[Dobbs734]

Awesome movie guys! I saw the premiere at Cedar Lee and was totally blown away by it! Keep up the good work and I hope to see you guys again in the next 48-Hour Film contest!

[VAUDreyVILLE]

Actually it was a real elevator in a church rectory!

[ComebackJohnny]

Those people are really, really crazy!

[ErieLakePictures]

Congratulations on an awesome production! Very well shot and absolutely entertaining. I've gotta run though, got some rats to shoot. Brilliant guys.

[Hahoozhafax]

I'm a team leader for the team that did Get In the Car but I just wanted to say that you did an incredible job. This is one of the best entries I've ever seen. Simple, funny, great cinematography, great sound/music, great acting, and a story that calls from the Twilight Zone. When I saw this at the Cedar Lee I was rooting for you to win best film. Is that one of those things that people use to prevent toddlers/pets from running down steps in the elevator?