Brazzaville Teen-Ager a short film from Michael Cera

[@shaydunn6781]

The close up lip quiver might be the greatest cinematic shot ever.

[@joeg2258]

The boss is like "I don't know who this guy is, but hiring records show he was hired in 2008. But I will definitely go to the studio and record a R and B song with Kelis----and mayyyyyyybbbee the dude will get his father back, and out of his accordion-style condition---and I can be the hero. SOLD!" The music really moved in him.

[@09nob]

The chap playing the boss looks like David Lynch if he was a 1940s wrestler what a great presence, good film to.

[@josephshoukair3315]

This is absolutely hilarious-especially if you're someone who's experienced going to your wits end for another person to only find yourself shouting in an elevator. Thank you for this-its truly healing to be invited to look back and just laugh at it all. Thank you-Mr. Cera-artistically portraying those emotions that we think no one else could ever have truly felt.

[@SensoriaMaRia]

Lovely, strange, and dear = everything I love about Mr. Cera and JASH.

[@thisismyname3928]

👆🏳‍🌈

[@dominique0519]

Michael is so talented.

[@chryscroc]

I enjoyed this so much and I feel like I get it. Please do more of this!

[@nofox121]

This channel is wild

[@robertsimms4806]

I love the dialogue butchery, f'ing fantastic I mean that. Also love the awkwardness throughout, beautiful.

[@captnquazar2153]

I could watch a full length movie

[@123idontcareok]

I love how Cera tries to help his dad at the end and his dad won’t have it

[@willowtufts9821]

Fricken loved this

[@errequeerre981]

As I understand it this is a portrayal of OCD. The acting in every scene is awesome.

[@Youcantleavethisempty01]

How the hell are there less than 7k views? This is amazing.

[@robmclaughjr]

I loved it. It really put me in a time and place. Funny

[@Grantdagreat]

what is the piano song at the end??? its lovely

[@Chuckbuckem]

This is beautiful

[@musictosleep02]

Michael cera holding up a cardboard cut out of Michael Jordan is my lock screen

[@teezytoodope7186]

Wow...Hella intriguing 😭 M.C. is dope for this piece 🔥

[@danielcampbell7709]

Classic.

[@Strimbles]

WOW JASH GOT NO TRACTION!!! BIG STARS,HIGH PRODUCTION, MAINSTREAM MARKETING 10K VIEWS IN 3 YEARS

[@magicschlongson3201]

Bro!! What the fu**!!! Crazy world

[@iggitel]

I liked that to much for some reason

[@LetMeWatchNowFFS]

makers, this is great.

[@lucymoreno88ss]

Yay!

[@eph_kni]

Mr Hartman is the same actor that played Nandor's familiar in What We Do in the Shadows. That's badass.

[@johnronalter7522]

Yep that’s Connecticut alright

[@35november]

For a split second I thought Mr. Hartman the boss was David Lynch... which would be almost fitting for a number of the Michael Cera short films on Jash

[@obedojeda7002]

brooo havent laughed this hard in a while

[@blazebott]

you do all these things for Micheal

[@priceisalr1ght]

Ha, that second recording engineer guy is Heems from Das Racist. Also they spelled his name wrong in the video description.

[@SensoriaMaRia]

Chance P where is Heems these days? MISS Das Racist and Heems. Needed now... reasons obvious

[@priceisalr1ght]

Yeah I miss them to. Heems just makes solo music now.

[@BurtSampson]

Heems and Kool A.D. are both doing their own things. Kool A.D. has been putting out some really good solo stuff.

[@hellinterface6721]

Black people music is crass and shallow enough. We don't need to make fun of it anymore it's like kicking a dead horse.

[@MustacheWax]

The length of it was worth the payoff near the end when they isolate the track. Haha. Cringey and hilarious.

[@AwesomeBlackDude]

Why not play the one his father had to listen to? 😬

[@LogsMaggot]

I enjoyed it again, but why the re-upload?

[@cjhepburn7406]

Kelis. Cute

[@jamescorvus8231]

i have seen this before.

[@No1_Inpa_Ticular]

Is the dad the guy who plays the doctor on Louis? Kinda looks and sounds like him

[@victoryak86]

And 2 years later, the answer is yes! That’s the (sadly now late) great Charles Grodin.

[@priceisalr1ght]

Wtf is going on. Only 900 views for a channel with over 100k subscribers?

[@tomasrosa1793]

hellish

[@SeanSeeksDog]

Didn't think it was supposed to be funny or cringey, like some got it. It was fine, the dialogue didn't feel natural to me throughout, but that might have been what they're going for.

[@SeventhLemon]

The dialogue definitely comes of as intentionally surreal. “Philosophy, other women, was mom any good in bed? Can he still get it up? How much dough does he have to the penny? Is death a breeze? Are you scared?” Packed with non sequiturs and things no son would actually wonder about his dad, plus I’m not sure what having dough to the penny is even supposed to mean. It’s still poignant at its core, somehow.

[@chaotickreg7024]

​@@SeventhLemon "dough to the penny" means he wants to know exactly how much money the guy has, exactly how much. And I think some sons DO think thia about their dying fathers, just depends on the relationship.

[@ANigerianPrince]

6:40 RIP Headphones.

[@georgehall3696]

We all come to what we came from

[@dreaminginnoother]

..i don't get it. how did getting his boss to sing a song that help him recover?

[@mrknowitall870]

Good short. I got alot of out loud laughs.....

[@EnjoyerofYoutube]

This is some hilarious, schizotypal shit

[@GENREPOZA]

wacky

[@theJuulJournal]

What in the world was that ending. Who shouted that?

[@notmyrealnombre]

This was pretty fuckin weird

[@BackHandYourSelf]

This is closing in on contemporary dancing. You guys need to get more direct with the comedy again. Even tho Michael cera is funny just to look at

[@MagicPlants]

wtf

[@STRAIGHTEDGEJAKE]

1st

[@Bingbangboompowwham]

I thought jash was supposed to be comedy. Nothing on jash is ever funny,just depressing, uncomfortable and absurd

[@brianminsk8]

This is really good stuff. Too bad Jash had a shit name and tried to be a million different things at once and released way too much content. Master class in how to go under in the digital age.