A Smile in the Back of my Head

In A Smile in the Back of my Head, the narrative delves into the internal struggles of a church janitor as he confronts his own feelings of hate. With a concise runtime of 11 minutes, the film presents a tightly wound psychological thriller experience.

John Angus Stewart's direction offers a focused exploration of human emotion, making this film an interesting study of character and conflict. The brief format encourages a powerful, immediate connection to the janitor's journey. Don Bridges leads the cast, portraying the janitor and delivering a compelling performance that drives the film's thematic exploration.