Flammable (2013)

Flammable is the story of Richard, a middle-aged man who finds himself caught in a world that is crumbling under the weight of growing anger and violence. Even Richard's own family no longer relates to him, and has been consumed by their own inexplicable, unavoidable anger. All around him the news screens report society's growing chaos, mass protests, riots, and controversial video footage of prisoners left to die in solitary confinement. In desperation, Richard quits his job and leaves his family, trying to escape the growing danger of the city, only to find himself in a face to face collision with his own fear and anger.

Director: Samuel Plante
Runtime: 14 min
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Country: Canada
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Samuel Plante

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Flammable about?
Flammable is the story of Richard, a middle-aged man who finds himself caught in a world that is crumbling under the weight of growing anger and violence. Even Richard's own family no longer relates to him, and has been consumed by their own inexplicable, unavoidable anger. All around him the news screens report society's growing chaos, mass protests, riots, and controversial video footage of prisoners left to die in solitary confinement. In desperation, Richard quits his job and leaves his family, trying to escape the growing danger of the city, only to find himself in a face to face collision with his own fear and anger.
Who directed Flammable?
Flammable was directed by Samuel Plante.
Who stars in Flammable?
Flammable stars Neil Bennett.
How long is Flammable?
Flammable has a runtime of 14m (14 minutes).
Where was Flammable produced?
Flammable was produced in Canada.