A quirky and enjoyable mockumentary in the vein of THE OFFICE. With quintessential British humor, the story entertains viewers with the trials and tribulations of three struggling actors who must get along as housemates while cameras roll and the documentary film crew hangs about.
The main characters are fully developed and well written, with quite a few laughs at the expense of clueless Ste. But there is also a suggestion of depth underlying the supporting characters and even some bit parts, as if they all have well-developed backstories.
ACTORS is enhanced by nice performances in both the leading roles and several supporting roles as well. Has a low-budget look, but obviously crafted with care by folks who know what they're doing. Good fun.
The main characters are fully developed and well written, with quite a few laughs at the expense of clueless Ste. But there is also a suggestion of depth underlying the supporting characters and even some bit parts, as if they all have well-developed backstories.
ACTORS is enhanced by nice performances in both the leading roles and several supporting roles as well. Has a low-budget look, but obviously crafted with care by folks who know what they're doing. Good fun.
