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(ha-ha) (2022)
Alejandro struggles to accept his girlfriend’s comments on his laughter.
4.5 / 5
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Jeremy Lawrence
November 3, 2022
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An Interview with Writer/Director Albert Acosta
Albert Acosta is a filmmaker whose work spans commercials, music videos, and photography. His debut narrative film, a short entitled (ha-ha), in which a young man grapples with insecurities about his laugh, is premiering at film festivals around the country (and will be available to the public soon). We chat about the genesis of (ha-ha), juggling many hats as an independent filmmaker, the feature film that never was, telling endearing stories on shoestring budgets, how Acosta’s upbringing and personal experiences find their way into his artistic endeavors, inclusivity in film, and the future of the art form. More about (ha-ha) can be found on Letterboxd and Instagram.
Jeremy: (ha-ha) has been selected for a couple of film festivals. Congrats!
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Movie Information
Alejandro struggles to accept his girlfriend’s comments on his laughter.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Alberto Acosta
In Theaters:10/1/2022
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:NOlogic Films
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