On the Corner of Ego and Desire

The story revolves around three independent filmmakers who face a series of misadventures during their 24-hour journey at the Sundance Film Festival. With a producer who mismanaged funds and a director with inflated self-importance, the film highlights the chaotic and often absurd nature of the independent film scene.

The runtime of 73 minutes offers a compact experience that captures the humor and frustrations of aspiring filmmakers. The film features Sonja O'Hara in a leading role, contributing to the dynamic of this motley crew as they confront their egos and the harsh realities of the industry.

As a comedy, On the Corner of Ego and Desire appeals to those who appreciate films that explore the intricacies of ambition and failure in the creative world. Collectors of indie cinema may find this film an interesting addition to their lineup.