Bitter Art
Bitter Art is an award winning Australian comedy. Set in the small town of Pemberton we find Tyson at a crossroads. His life is not where he wants it to be. He should be in Hollywood. Instead he's in…
Bitter Art
Bitter Art is an award winning Australian comedy. Set in the small town of Pemberton we find Tyson at a crossroads. His life is not where he wants it to be. He should be in Hollywood. Instead he's in the middle of small town Australia, one step away from having to give up the dream, move back in with his parents and find a job stacking shelves at the supermarket. But he has one last chance, The Tall Tales Film Festival, if and only if he can stop himself from being himself - an angry, cynical Bitter Artist. —Michael Hatch Set in the small town of Pemberton we find Tyson at a crossroads. His life is not where he wants it to be. He should be in Hollywood. Instead he's in the middle of small town Australia, one step away from having to give up the dream, move back in with his parents and find a job stacking shelves at the supermarket. But he has one last chance, The Tall Tales Film Festival, if and only if he can stop himself from being himself - an angry, cynical Bitter Artist. —Michael Hatch
Bitter Art
Comedy,Drama
Film Details
Bitter Art is an award winning Australian comedy. Set in the small town of Pemberton we find Tyson at a crossroads. His life is not where he wants it to be.
He should be in Hollywood. Instead he's in the middle of small town Australia, one step away from having to give up the dream, move back in with his parents and find a job stacking shelves at the supermarket. But he has one last chance, The Tall Tales Film Festival, if and only if he can stop himself from being himself - an angry, cynical Bitter Artist.
—Michael Hatch Set in the small town of Pemberton we find Tyson at a crossroads. His life is not where he wants it to be. He should be in Hollywood.
Instead he's in the middle of small town Australia, one step away from having to give up the dream, move back in with his parents and find a job stacking shelves at the supermarket. But he has one last chance, The Tall Tales Film Festival, if and only if he can stop himself from being himself - an angry, cynical Bitter Artist. —Michael Hatch.