The Citation

About This Movie

The Citation is a quirky little comedy that offers a surprisingly insightful look at how a mundane event, like getting a parking ticket, can spiral into a life-changing obsession. Marian, our protagonist, channels her frustration into an almost comical vendetta against the local Parking Enforcement Officer. The tone is light, yet there’s an undercurrent of commentary on authority and the absurdity of everyday life. The pacing feels a bit uneven at times, but it adds to the charm—it's not in a rush to wrap things up. The performances, especially from Marian, bring a nice balance of humor and depth. It's this mix of the mundane and the absurd that gives the film a unique flavor, setting it apart from more conventional comedies.

Interesting take on authority and personal vendetta. · Light-hearted with moments of unexpected depth. · Not your typical comedy, more of a character-driven piece.