Cleaning

Cleaning

**1/2

Reviewed by: Amber Wilkinson

Like fellow short Four Weeks Notice, in December’s Shoot First, Cleaning is a punchline strapped into a film.

We watch a man talk about his day as a cleaner in the mockumentary style so beloved of directors on a budget, until the pay off line comes. All of which is fine but doesn’t really elevate this to more than a fairly good joke, executed competently.

That said, the set up is swift and the punchline witty, with not too much time taken to get from one to the other.

Reviewed on: 10 Dec 2006
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A day in the life of a cleaner.

Director: Lee Stapleton

Writer: Lee Stapleton

Starring: Tim Hill, Edmund Fargher

Year: 2006

Runtime: 4 minutes

Country: UK

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