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Funny Ha Ha (2003)

Unsure of what to do next, 23-year-old Marnie tries her best to navigate life after college. Still partying like there's no tomorrow, Marnie drags herself out of bed for her miserable temp job and can't decide whether she's wasting her time going after best buddy Alex, who doesn't seem to be interested.

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Chris I 14 Jun 2007

It's filmed in 16mm with mono sound and follows the life of well educated twentysomething searching for love, a decent job and purpose in life. There's no plot as such, it's quite postmodern in that sense that you jump straight into a glimpse of the characters life and abruptly leave it again as the fim ends. The conversations were mainly improvised and the 'you knows' and 'i means' and 'it's likes' really add to the reality. Not like those flowing profound sentances that are the staple of programmes like dawson's creek. I thought it really explored a sense of purposelessness of life faced by recent graduates searching for jobs that utilise their skill base adequately, as well as the search for a relationship. The film was clearly not enjoyed by the philistine sat behind me with his girlf, almost constantly making unwitty remarks to her throughout the show. I was just about ready to smack him in the face. If i wanted people to talk through the film I'd've gone to the odeon.

Laura E 26 Jun 2007

Best indie film that i've seen in a looong time. It's refreshing to witness such natural acting as Kate Dollenmayer showcases.

Kelsey C 12 Apr 2008

I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, and yet it had its charming moments, some insignificant true-to-life events that would periodically redeem the film amid its sea of mumbled lines and unscripted awkwardness.

John A 12 Feb 2010

A fantastic film that gets better on repeated viewings. Bujalski illustrates an understanding for the voices that populate the young, aimless, and college-educated. With so many choices and so little direction, their uncertainty has spread even into their relationships with friends and significant others. Bujalski never condescends in his view of these characters, imbuing them with dignity in spite of their faults. And the editing of that final sequence is simply magnificent.

Pavandeep S 25 Dec 2009

wow, I am not sure what to say, but I sure wish more people made cinema such as this. I mean. it is so natural and dull and is so sure to life up the day knowing your life is worthy of film, and by itself, unique. The recording of this is a record of a moment in someone's mind, Bujalski's and that is itself a fine thing, as all art is normally to build order onto something, by a form of subjective record.