The Comedy

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The Comedy is a 2012 dark, experimental indie film directed by Rick Alverson that follows a privileged, apathetic man drifting through Brooklyn while pushing social boundaries with abrasive, ironic humor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
cinematographyBy Jeremy Saulnier
countryOfOrigin United States
director Rick Alverson
distributor Drafthouse Films
Tribeca Film
editedBy Michael Taylor
Rick Alverson
filmingLocation New York City
follows a privileged apathetic man drifting through Brooklyn
genre dark comedy
drama
independent film
hasTheme class and entitlement
limits of irony
privilege and apathy
toxic masculinity
language English
mainCharacter Swanson
MPAARating Not Rated
musicBy Robert Donne
narrativeFocus abrasive ironic humor
pushing social boundaries
portrays emotional detachment
ironic detachment
male privilege
social alienation
premieredAt Sundance Film Festival
premiereDate 2012-01-21
producer Mike S. Ryan
Rick Alverson
publicationDate 2012
runtimeMinutes 96
screenwriter Colm O’Leary
Rick Alverson
Robert Donne
setting Brooklyn
New York City
starring Eric Wareheim
Gregg Turkington
James Murphy
Jeff Jensen
Kate Lyn Sheil
Tim Heidecker

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Neil Hamburger appearedIn The Comedy
Tim Heidecker notableWork The Comedy