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Bad Fever (2011)

A humorless loner attempts to win the admiration of a drifter with his debut performance at the local comedy club.

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J. R. Jones 10 May 2012

Heavy on the awkward silences and joggling, invasive close-ups.

Calum Marsh 31 Jan 2012

In Bad Fever, Dustin Guy Defa's sad-sack indie drama about loneliness and urban ennui, a stand-up routine becomes an outlet for personal pain, the stage a place to unload baggage.

Ronnie Scheib 03 Feb 2012

Dustin Guy Defa's Bad Fever takes mumblecore to its reductio ad absurdum, featuring a hero whose utterances border on the unintelligible.

Nick Schager 31 Jan 2012

If Defa's aesthetics are mundane, his leads' performances are not, especially in the case of Audley, whose darting eyes and hushed, stuttering speech express confused longing with transfixing train-wreck magnetism.

Jeannette Catsoulis 02 Feb 2012

Mr. Defa and his cinematographer, Mike Gioulakis, are united in their disdain for information over mood: as the camera skitters spastically around its troubled schlub, the film becomes a muddy, minimalist moan of desperation.