Cherry-Colored Funk

About This Movie

So, 'Cherry-Colored Funk' is interesting. Directed by Chelsie Pennello, it dances between comedy and drama in a way that's kind of refreshing. The pacing has this nice ebb and flow—like you’re giggling one moment and then caught in a more serious undertone the next. It really digs into themes of accountability, which feels timely. The grifter at the center, well, he’s a piece of work, and the ensemble cast who show up to confront him really brings that chaotic energy to life. They all have their quirks, which makes for some pretty wild interactions. It’s not flashy in terms of practical effects, but it uses its setting—a struggling Italian ice stand—effectively to heighten the absurdity. Overall, a well-crafted blend of humor and heart that feels distinct.

Interesting character dynamics and ensemble performances. · Mix of comedy and drama keeps it engaging. · Unique setting enhances the story's absurdity.