Dinner At The Smyths

The film revolves around Pandora, a seemingly normal girl, who invites her boyfriend Tom to meet her parents. However, the evening takes a bizarre turn when Tom encounters her mythological family, including a minotaur and a mermaid. This unusual setup creates a comedic clash between Tom's human nature and the extraordinary expectations of Pandora's parents.

With its fantasy genre appeal, Dinner At The Smyths offers a fresh take on the classic dinner party trope. The interaction between the human protagonist and the mythological creatures sets the stage for both humor and tension. The film features performances from Charlotte Weston, Edmund C. Short, Harriet Barrow, and Stephen McGowan, each contributing to the film's unique atmosphere. Collectors interested in fantasy films will find this modern story a noteworthy exploration of myth and relationships.