Ellis at Work

About This Movie

Ellis at Work presents a unique take on grief, wrapped in the oddly mundane world of pest control. The pacing is deliberate, allowing moments of silence to resonate, enhancing the emotional weight the protagonist carries. The performances are raw, especially in how they convey unspoken sorrow, creating a palpable atmosphere. You can almost feel the weight of his loss with every passing scene. The practical effects, while not flashy, are fittingly grounded, adding to the realism of his lonely journey. It’s a film that lingers, nudging at the edges of loneliness and acceptance rather than relying on conventional storytelling. Quite distinctive in its approach to a universal theme.

This film has seen limited releases, making original prints somewhat scarce. It doesn’t often come up in casual conversation, but collectors appreciate its subtlety and depth. The lack of mainstream attention means it hasn't garnered significant buzz, but those who've seen it often remark on its unique themes. Keep an eye out for underground screenings or indie film festivals where it might pop up, as it has a dedicated, albeit niche, following.