Hairless (2004)

Alyssa is an attractive woman - a witty sex therapist who's together and self possessed. However, her own love life has left her flat. She has no trouble meeting men, they're interested, ... See full summary »

Director:

Sarah Johnson

Writer:

Sarah Johnson

Stars:

Angelique Little, Amy Baniecki, Christian Kingsley

1 win.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Angelique Little	...	Alyssa
Amy Baniecki	...	Dana
Christian Kingsley	...	Mark
Johnny Sneed	...	David
James Smith	...	John
Ashley Thomas	...	Young Alyssa
Max Decker	...	Howard Barthalameu (as Maximillian Decker)
Jonathan Pickett	...	Young Boy
Peggy Flood	...	Alyssa's Mother
Michael Rosen	...	Hairball Choking Date
Jon Hughes	...	Bald Doctor
David Lindsay	...	Alyssa's Brother
Gary Peck	...	Alyssa's Father
Andrew Turner	...	Date
Aaron Kleven	...	Date

Storyline

Alyssa is an attractive woman - a witty sex therapist who's together and self possessed. However, her own love life has left her flat. She has no trouble meeting men, they're interested, and then she discloses something about herself that leaves them cold: she has alopicea - she's hairless. She does have a best friend, Dave, who encourages her to be less self-conscious. Right now, she's keen on a doctor with a sparkling smile and great hair. How will that date go? Can Alyssa, well, let her hair down and wig out?

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Plot Keywords:

wig | sex | sex therapist | doctor | best friend | 

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Genres:

Short | Romance

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

21 February 2004 (USA)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

17 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

User Reviews

Fantastic film, it is possible to make a good student film

This film was exceptional. I've seen countless student films, and what made this stand out was the professional quality of the directions and the acting. Again and again there were moments where I knew it would become cheesy and silly, or drag, or be boring, and each time Sarah and her actors steer clear and become professional, as good as the best romantic comedies.

And really, it comes down to the fact that your story was so strong, and lent itself to such small, genuine moments, which I really appreciated. Really, I was just continually impressed... not only that, but you set out to make a comedy, and the audience consistently laughed throughout.

To Sarah and especially her two leads, bravo, you have amazing careers ahead of you.