King Lee

About This Movie

King Lee, a 2013 dramedy, serves up a quirky slice of life in Syracuse, New York, through the eyes of its eccentric mayor. The film has this strange, surreal vibe, blending comedy with more serious undertones about corruption and civic duty. It’s not a typical political flick—there’s a whimsical pacing that keeps you engaged, even when the themes get a bit heavy. The performances are offbeat but grounded, creating a unique atmosphere that feels both lighthearted and a tad absurd. What’s really distinctive is how it captures a city in flux, making you think about local politics while laughing at the absurdity of it all. It’s a curious watch, for sure, definitely stands out in the indie landscape.

Surreal comedy-drama · Explores local politics · Quirky performances