The International Style

The International Style presents a humorous take on classic spy narratives, featuring super secret agent Nick as he attempts to retrieve a vital microchip from the wealthy Quinton Frost. The film cleverly blends comedy with nods to the Cold War and philosophical references, particularly to Jean-Paul Sartre.

With a runtime of just 32 minutes, this film captures the essence of the era's spy genre while infusing it with a comedic lens. John Paizs not only directs but stars alongside Guy Maddin and George Toles, creating a unique viewing experience that reflects the playful spirit of the early 1980s. The film's blend of espionage and satire makes it a distinctive piece for collectors interested in niche comedies from this period.