Haiku Tunnel

Year: 2001

Runtime: 88 min

Language: English

Director: Jacob Kornbluth

Comedy

Josh Kornbluth portrays a struggling creative who takes a temporary job at the conservative Schuyler & Mitchell law firm. Initially, his writing abilities impress the staff, leading him to abandon his freelance work for the stability of a regular position. However, he soon finds his creative process stifled by the firm’s strict protocols and the watchful supervision of his meticulous boss, Bob Shelby.

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