35mm

Funny Ha Ha

Andrew Bujalski

The film that kickstarted the DIY revolution known as “Mumblecore,” Andrew Bujalski’s wry portrait of post-college aimlessness and ennui is the prototype for the lo-fi audiovisual style and realer-than-real life naturalism that would define the movement.

DIRECTOR
Andrew Bujalski
YEAR
2002
COUNTRY
USA
RUNTIME
89 minutes
FORMAT
35mm

The film that kickstarted the DIY revolution known as “Mumblecore,” Andrew Bujalski’s wry portrait of twentysomething aimlessness and ennui is the prototype for the lo-fi audiovisual style and realer-than-real life naturalism that would define the movement. The story—as much as you can call it onefollows recent grad Marnie as she drifts through a post-college daze of temp jobs, lame parties, and fumbling flirtations, all the while grappling with a sincere but undefined desire to achieve…something. Capturing the awkward social rituals of everyday life with an astutely observed realism, Funny Ha Ha pointed the way toward a new wave of American indie cinema radical in its small-scale ambition.

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