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Wes Is Dying

2022·Comedy·1h 18m
7.1
An irreverent and eccentric road trip comedy that celebrates DIY filmmaking and bromances, Wes Schlagenhauf Is Dying follows two filmmakers who set out to make their masterpiece while on a journey toward an estranged, purportedly languishing friend.
Directed by Parker Seaman
friendship
road trip
bromance
death

Cast

Devin Das
Devin Das
Devin
Aparna Nancherla
Aparna Nancherla
Karen
D'Arcy Carden
D'Arcy Carden
Chelsea
Mark Duplass
Mark Duplass
Mark

Crew

Devin Das
Devin Das
Screenplay
Devin Das
Devin Das
Producer
D'Arcy Carden
D'Arcy Carden
Executive Producer
Alex MacNicoll
Alex MacNicoll
Executive Producer

Popular Reviews

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Bailee
Bailee
Wes Is Dying
I’m getting the feeling that this is more of a project made by men for men. I don’t believe that men aren’t allowed to make things, but as I was watching this I literally felt like I could smell the cologne through the screen. I just don’t think I was the correct audience for this, I mean the film is about friendship between men, something I could never fully understand. 

I thought it was charming, but also very male.
I’m getting the feeling that this is more of a project made by men for men. I don’t believe that men aren’t allowed to make things, but as I was watching this I literally felt like I could smell the cologne through the screen. I just don’t think I was the correct audience for this, I mean the film is about friendship between men, something I could never fully understand. 

I thought it was charming, but also very male.
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Gabriel Silva
Gabriel Silva
Wes Is Dying
A buddy road comedy for the covid era, Wes Is Dying explores the alienation of the pandemic while also poking fun at the crass commercialism that surrounds everything and poisons everything - including interpersonal relationships. It's a nice little comedy that is heartwarming and familiar without making any swings that are too big and that's fine
A buddy road comedy for the covid era, Wes Is Dying explores the alienation of the pandemic while also poking fun at the crass commercialism that surrounds everything and poisons everything - including interpersonal relationships. It's a nice little comedy that is heartwarming and familiar without making any swings that are too big and that's fine
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Letennrua
Letennrua
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