Boulevard Film Festival - COMEDY

information about the films below:

“A Tragedy” A Comedy Written and directed by Desmond Confoy, Queens, 1 minuteA peek inside the development of Romeo and Juliet.
Black? Directed by Guy Calaf, written by Damian Thompson, Manhattan, 10 minutesTwo New York roommates navigate what it means to be black in the world of acting. A funny thought provoking look at how society views a black male.
Peep Show Written and directed by Tanya Perez, Bronx, 5 minutesIn an effort to keep her adult video/peep show open, an unlikely stranger's request & a bumbling employee spark an interesting new kind of adult entertainment in the struggling shop.
Call the Cobbs Directed by Shaan Couture, written by Christopher Austin, Dylan Kai Dempsey, Alix C. Duchene, Sandra Manzanares, and Lea Pfandler, Manhattan, 8 minutesAn overly analytical statistician couple struggles to find the most methodical option to get pregnant, but only when faced with a life or death situation involving a Russian criminal, discovers a new approach to build their family.
The Baby Written and directed A.M. Fine, Brooklyn, 22 minutesPreston and Julia Sanders are first time parents. Preston gets the shock of a lifetime when his adopted child comes home. Although everyone in his life sees this baby as an angelic child, Preston sees his new son as a pudgy, balding and mischievous adult. It becomes a constant struggle as he attempts to save his marriage and have this new “baby” apart of his family.
Brooklyn?Directed by Rob Levy, written by Lena Drake and Matthew Tarricone, Queens, 4 minutesA group of Manhattanites make their way to Brooklyn.

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