A Slice of Life

About This Movie

A Slice of Life, from 1983, really leans into that offbeat comedy vibe, you know? It's not your typical hospital flick. The premise is wild—Toby Morris goes in for a simple cyst removal and wakes up with a vasectomy. The pacing has this strange rhythm, like it’s deliberately meandering at times, which adds to the absurdity of his situation. You get that sense of unease mixed with dark humor throughout, which is a bit unusual for its time. The practical effects are minimal but serve the story well, grounding the chaos in a way that feels real. The performances have this raw quality; they draw you in with their awkward charm. It’s quirky and definitely distinctive in how it pokes fun at life’s curveballs.

Unique narrative structure · Explores themes of unexpected consequences · Quirky character dynamics