Ape

Name: Ape
Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Comedy
Released: April 25, 2014
Duration: 86 min

2014

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Factory 25 | Release Date: April 25, 2014 | Not Rated

Summary: Trevor Newandyke is a struggling comedian and a pyromaniac. Not only does his act bomb on stage, but he bombs at everyday life, too. Fed up with threats from the cable company, Slurpee price hikes and all the jerks who think they can push him around, all Trevor wants is a break. But instead of getting himself together or channeling hisTrevor Newandyke is a struggling comedian and a pyromaniac. Not only does his act bomb on stage, but he bombs at everyday life, too. Fed up with threats from the cable company, Slurpee price hikes and all the jerks who think they can push him around, all Trevor wants is a break. But instead of getting himself together or channeling his anger for his act, he turns inward, to the loud din of his headphones and the crackling glow of fire to ease his mind. [Factory 25]… Expand

Director: Joel Potrykus

Genre(s): Drama, Fantasy, Comedy

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 86 min

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Jeannette Catsoulis

Apr 24, 2014

A biting, sometimes droll look at the allure of humiliation, Ape appears simple, but its underlying machinery is joltingly clever. Read full review

Inkoo Kang

Apr 22, 2014

Potrykus offers a variety of intriguing suggestions about the relationship between laughter and violence, performance and destruction. Read full review

Michael Rechtshaffen

Apr 24, 2014

Acutely nailing the dysfunctional stand-up milieu both on- and off-stage, the micro-budgeted film is more a wryly-etched character sketch than an involvingly-plotted proposition, but it still manages to leave an impression thanks to Joshua Burge’s convincingly-inhabited lead performance. Read full review

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