#black-comedy

#black-comedy

Ari Aster's Eddington, a black comedy western set for Cannes, features Joaquin Phoenix and Emma Stone in a politically charged narrative.

'Beat the Devil' is a unique blend of humor and existential themes, reflecting societal fears of the Atomic Age.

Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland have achieved remarkable success at the Edinburgh Fringe with their unique shows, surviving on personal funds.

A24's 'Death of a Unicorn' redefines cinema by blending satire, myth, and dark humor in a story about morality and humanity's exploitation of the extraordinary.

Rungano Nyoni's On Becoming a Guinea Fowl highlights family secrets during a funeral, showcasing her distinctive filmmaking style.

Rupert Everett's short stories provide a compelling mix of dark comedy and rich emotion, reflecting on his unique experiences in showbiz.

The film cleverly transitions from a slow setup to a thrilling, gory conclusion, showcasing dark humor and unexpected depth beneath appearances.

The film critiques social climbing and class distinctions through the story of a young man's rise influenced by a dubious friendship.