Curveball
Posted on December 11, 2007 by movingtargets
Just accept that the premise of this short is absurd (a person named Goldfarb being considered for heaven) and sounds like a joke your beer-fed uncle would tell you (”so, an asshole Hollywood producer is at the gates of Heaven…”). It’s a great twist on the traditional second-chance story, a narrative that has been yawning and waiting to be put to bed since Bedford Falls started singing Auld Lang Syne. Myron Goldfarb is no Jimmy Stewart.
From Crackle: The Pitch
Richard Dargan was a 2007 winner at the Duke City Shootout for The Pitch.
Filed under: Crackle Short Film | Tagged: Hollywood, irony, It's a Wonderful Life, jews
