How Not to Make a Movie

This documentary provides an entertaining and educational look at how the Red Letter Media team came together to create films. It highlights their unique approach to filmmaking, showcasing their misadventures in the production of the 2003 feature film "Gorilla Interrupted."

At just 48 minutes long, the film delves into the restoration process of remastering "Gorilla Interrupted," a project described as a disaster due to its low budget and production challenges. The documentary features contributions from Mike Stoklasa, Jay Bauman, and Rich Evans, who share their personal experiences and insights into the filmmaking process, making it both informative and humorous. As a documentary that appeals to fans of independent cinema and those interested in the filmmaking process, it captures the spirit of creativity and collaboration in the face of adversity.