Movies by Jeremy Konner

Jeremy Konner is a master of the quirky, the irreverent, and the unexpectedly profound. As a filmmaker, he's carved out a distinctive niche, blending sharp social commentary with a delightfully offbeat sensibility. Konner first caught the attention of critics and audiences alike with his 2010 short film "The Majestic Plastic Bag," a mockumentary that followed the "migration" of a plastic bag through the urban landscape. With its deadpan humor and underlying environmental message, the film showcased Konner's ability to find the absurd and the meaningful in the mundane. He would go on to apply this same approach to a diverse array of subjects, from the absurdities of celebrity culture in "Garfunkel and Oates: Trying to be Special" to the political satire of "Donald Trump's The Art of the Deal: The Movie." Konner's most recent work, the heartwarming "Waffles + Mochi's Holiday Feast," further demonstrates his versatility and his talent for crafting stories that entertain while gently nudging viewers to consider the world around them. Whether he's tackling environmental issues, celebrity worship, or the joys of culinary exploration, Konner's films are always marked by a keen observation of human nature and a willingness to subvert audience expectations. As he continues to push the boundaries of the documentary and narrative forms, Jeremy Konner has solidified his reputation as a singular voice in contemporary cinema.