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Run time:
10 min.
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Language:
English
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When his best friend Trevor dies in combat in Iraq, Drew McElliot (Seltzer) comes home and delivers Trevor's last words to his family.
Trevor's in Heaven has screened at the following film festivals: Austin Film Festival, 2006 New Filmmakers Festival, 2006 |
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I saw this at the Austin Film Festival as part of the comedy shorts program. For the first part of the short, I definitely thought I was in the wrong venue... I think stejawat nailed it on the head when he talked about the intersection of awkward situations making this short insanely funny. The entire audience was practically falling out of their (uncomfortable) chairs when this screened!
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