Donald Cried

Kris Avedisian
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New Directors/New Films 2016

March 16 - 27, 2016

Returning after 20 years to Warwick, Rhode Island, for his grandmother’s funeral, Peter Latang (Jesse Wakeman) endures a blast from the past and some very cringeworthy moments while hanging out with his former high-school bestie, the obnoxious Donald Treebeck (played by director Kris Avedisian). Donald Cried is a brilliant twist on the family-reunion melodrama and the classic buddy comedy.

DIRECTOR
Kris Avedisian
YEAR
2016
COUNTRY
USA
RUNTIME
85 minutes

Trust me, you can’t go home again. Kris Avedisian’s unhinged first feature is a brilliant twist on the family-reunion melodrama and the classic buddy comedy. Returning after 20 years to Warwick, Rhode Island, for his grandmother’s funeral, Peter Latang (Jesse Wakeman), now a slick city financier, has to endure a blast from the past and relive some very cringeworthy moments when hanging out with his former high-school bestie, the obnoxious Donald Treebeck (Avedisian). By turns depressing and funny while subtly shifting our sympathies thanks to sharp dialogue and extremely well-written characters, Donald Cried can perhaps best be summed up as The Color Wheel meets Planes, Trains and Automobiles.

Donald Cried
Donald Cried
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