Comedy works in mysterious ways when it makes you laugh, but also when it stays with you.
It’s risky to even think it meets a broader message for the community it takes place in. Gay Haircut doesn’t have to fulfill something in a bigger agenda. But sometimes films aren’t aimed at something larger. It’s sleazy, bombastic and absurd enough to make yourself wonder where it’s all going. I can’t imagine how Krista Fatka and Jude Harris got the idea to make a short film like Gay Haircut. All stories are worth telling, even if they’re not as serious as you expect them to be.
