Once again, I'll be using a spoiler warning for this, although it's not needed. Initially, the only thing that got me to look at this was the Alan Smithee credit, which is clearly a joke at this point, since Alan Smithee was formally retired in 2000.
However, much like with Romano's other shorts, this has nothing to behold and is a waste of time to check out. Also, it's very hard to even attempt to refer to this as a short film when the "embassy" shot is shorter than the credits--only clocking in at about ten seconds or less in length; again, for something that's two minutes long.
Once again, another 1/10 for Romano. Although I'm suspicious that he's an anti-filmmaker at this point, it's still not a very great attempt at satire.
However, much like with Romano's other shorts, this has nothing to behold and is a waste of time to check out. Also, it's very hard to even attempt to refer to this as a short film when the "embassy" shot is shorter than the credits--only clocking in at about ten seconds or less in length; again, for something that's two minutes long.
Once again, another 1/10 for Romano. Although I'm suspicious that he's an anti-filmmaker at this point, it's still not a very great attempt at satire.