Happiness is Hate Therapy

The story follows Joe, who participates in hate therapy sessions not as a leader but as an observer. Attending twice a week, he witnesses the interactions of a group that has much to express about their feelings of hate. The premise provides a comedic lens through which to examine human emotions and relationships.

The film features a notable cast, including Boyd Banks, Matt Baram, and Lisa Brooke, each contributing to the quirky dynamics of the therapy group. The comedic elements arise from the characters' contrasting views and experiences, making for a thought-provoking yet humorous take on a serious subject.