Ghosts with Shit Jobs

About This Movie

So, 'Ghosts with Shit Jobs' is this quirky gem from 2012 that really taps into a bleak but oddly humorous vision of 2040 Toronto. It’s shot in a docu-style format, showcasing a series of vignettes about these white folks navigating crappy jobs in a post-economic collapse world. The atmosphere is a mix of dark comedy and poignant drama, with a touch of sci-fi that makes it feel like a twisted mirror of our reality. The characters, if you can call them that, are often absurd yet strangely relatable. It’s got this raw edge with practical effects that keep things grounded, which is refreshing. It’s distinctive for its satirical take on privilege and survival, all wrapped in a very Canadian lens. Not your typical comedy, for sure.

Unique docu-style storytelling · Explores themes of privilege and survival · Dark humor with a Canadian twist