How to Fold a Fitted Sheet
A queer comedy about bureaucracy, broken hearts, and bed sheets.
A queer comedy about bureaucracy, broken hearts, and bed sheets.
May Kelly
Bellamy
Franchesca Davis
Val
Jesse Regis
Sal
A queer comedy about bureaucracy, broken hearts, and bed sheets.
Poor Bellamy. Her misfortune happens to be our best comedy. Things go from bad to worse for our protagonist, but she keeps chugging along and finds a way to make us laugh through her maladies. I really enjoyed this queer short film. It was a really funny and I identified so strongly with Bellamy, we've all been there. Give this film a watch!
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