On the Count of Three at Deckchair Cinema
On the Count of Three
Jerrod Carmichael makes his directorial debut and stars in ON THE COUNT OF THREE, a darkly comic feature about two best friends, Val (Carmichael) and Kevin (Christopher Abbott), on the last day of their lives.
Kevin and Val are uninspired thirty-somethings who decide that the only way forward is to end things altogether, together. With a suicide pact scheduled and guns loaded, Val and Kevin stand eye-to-eye, pistol-to-temple.
A last minute bid for more time and closure forces Kevin to pull out of the pact at the final moment, suggesting that they enjoy one more day before calling it quits on life.
What follows is a wild ride of perfectly calibrated gallows humour and commentary on the burden of mortality.
"Very well acted, with a refreshingly dark sense of humour and briskly paced, the film impresses on a number of levels." - David Stratton, The Australian
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Kevin and Val are uninspired thirty-somethings who decide that the only way forward is to end things altogether, together. With a suicide pact scheduled and guns loaded, Val and Kevin stand eye-to-eye, pistol-to-temple.
A last minute bid for more time and closure forces Kevin to pull out of the pact at the final moment, suggesting that they enjoy one more day before calling it quits on life.
What follows is a wild ride of perfectly calibrated gallows humour and commentary on the burden of mortality.
"Very well acted, with a refreshingly dark sense of humour and briskly paced, the film impresses on a number of levels." - David Stratton, The Australian
Jerrod Carmichael makes his directorial debut and stars in ON THE COUNT OF THREE, a darkly comic feature about two best friends, Val (Carmichael) and Kevin (Christopher Abbott), on the last day of their lives.
Kevin and Val are uninspired thirty-somethings who decide that the only way forward is to end things altogether, together. With a suicide pact scheduled and guns loaded, Val and Kevin stand eye-to-eye, pistol-to-temple.
A last minute bid for more time and closure forces Kevin to pull out of the pact at the final moment, suggesting that they enjoy one more day before calling it quits on life.
What follows is a wild ride of perfectly calibrated gallows humour and commentary on the burden of mortality.
"Very well acted, with a refreshingly dark sense of humour and briskly paced, the film impresses on a number of levels." - David Stratton, The Australian
Kevin and Val are uninspired thirty-somethings who decide that the only way forward is to end things altogether, together. With a suicide pact scheduled and guns loaded, Val and Kevin stand eye-to-eye, pistol-to-temple.
A last minute bid for more time and closure forces Kevin to pull out of the pact at the final moment, suggesting that they enjoy one more day before calling it quits on life.
What follows is a wild ride of perfectly calibrated gallows humour and commentary on the burden of mortality.
"Very well acted, with a refreshingly dark sense of humour and briskly paced, the film impresses on a number of levels." - David Stratton, The Australian
On the Count of Three
Jerrod Carmichael makes his directorial debut and stars in ON THE COUNT OF THREE, a darkly comic feature about two best friends, Val (Carmichael) and Kevin (Christopher Abbott), on the last day of their lives.
Kevin and Val are uninspired thirty-somethings who decide that the only way forward is to end things altogether, together. With a suicide pact scheduled and guns loaded, Val and Kevin stand eye-to-eye, pistol-to-temple.
A last minute bid for more time and closure forces Kevin to pull out of the pact at the final moment, suggesting that they enjoy one more day before calling it quits on life.
What follows is a wild ride of perfectly calibrated gallows humour and commentary on the burden of mortality.
"Very well acted, with a refreshingly dark sense of humour and briskly paced, the film impresses on a number of levels." - David Stratton, The Australian
