An attempt at humor in the workplace that awkwardly bombed.
Frank's Joke, directed by Ed Bulmer, is a clever and empathetic animated short that explores the lingering embarrassment of a failed workplace joke. Frank, the protagonist, finds himself unable to sleep at 3 a.m., obsessively replaying the moment his humor flopped. The film humorously delves into the distortion of memory, a concept inspired by neuroscience, which suggests that memories change each time we revisit them.
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An attempt at humor in the workplace that awkwardly bombed.
Frank's Joke, directed by Ed Bulmer, is a clever and empathetic animated short that explores the lingering embarrassment of a failed workplace joke. Frank, the protagonist, finds himself unable to sleep at 3 a.m., obsessively replaying the moment his humor flopped. The film humorously delves into the distortion of memory, a concept inspired by neuroscience, which suggests that memories change each time we revisit them.
Previous Article
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An attempt at humor in the workplace that awkwardly bombed.
Frank's Joke, directed by Ed Bulmer, is a clever and empathetic animated short that explores the lingering embarrassment of a failed workplace joke. Frank, the protagonist, finds himself unable to sleep at 3 a.m., obsessively replaying the moment his humor flopped. The film humorously delves into the distortion of memory, a concept inspired by neuroscience, which suggests that memories change each time we revisit them.
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