Midriff

The film follows a Kiwi rock star who returns home and unexpectedly meets one of his biggest fans. What starts as an awkward conversation quickly escalates, leading to a surprising cliffhanger. The narrative is enhanced by the involvement of the rock star's sister, adding another layer to the story.

As a comedy, Midriff presents a humorous look at the complexities of idolization and personal connections. Harley Alexander's direction brings a distinct voice to this short film, making it an interesting watch for those who appreciate character-driven narratives. With a runtime of just 20 minutes, it fits well within the modern trend of concise storytelling that resonates with audiences today.