The L.A. Comedy Shorts Film Festival is currently the largest comedy film festival in the United States, presenting four, funny-packed days of screenings, parties, and panels, plus a star-studded red carpet awards event. Co-founded by Gary Anthony Williams (Boston Legal, Special Agent Oso, Malcolm in the Middle), L.A. Comedy Shorts attracts heavyweights from the world of comedy. Major sponsors include Will Ferrell and Judd Apatow’s website ‘FunnyOrDie.com’, Cartoon Network, Atom.com and “Atom TV” on Comedy Central, and Freemantle’s Atomic Wedgie. Sit back and enjoy some of the best that 2011 has to offer, and we'd love to see you in L.A. this April! lacomedyshorts.com
2011 BEST OF FEST
WROARF: Support a recession-hit American family for just four hundred dollars per day, plus tax.
Karl Mulberry: Set against a world of roller blades, water balloons, and accordions, KARL MULBERRY is a comedy about a conflicted sixteen year old boy who needs a father, but doesn't want to lose his mother.
Dates on Tape: Kevin Spacey, a man of many talents, is single and ready to mingle. Watch as he tells you a little about his best...attributes.
The Interview: The last man on earth tries to get a job from the second-to-last man on earth.
Adoption Agency: Before Kim Jong Il (REX LEE from HBO's Entourage) can adopt an American baby worthy enough to take over his empire, he must first charm the panel of interviewers at the adoption agency.
4 Pounds: Over the course of four life changing weeks, an actor focuses his considerable will on the goal of losing some weight. As the people in his life try to dissuade him from his ruinous path, he ignores them in his headlong rush towards self destruction.
Dik: A concerned father of a six year old takes it the wrong way.
What Up Little Kid: A music video dedicated to all the little kids out there.
Bear Force One: Two eager, naive guys pitch their idea for the movie 'Bear Force One' to a Hollywood executive. While leaving Alaskan bearcountry, bears take over the President's airplane, and now it's up to the Commander in Chief, a secret service guard, and a flight attendant to regain control at 30,000 feet in this satire of airplane/hijacking films.