Hannibal Buress: A Week To Kill

About This Movie

A Week To Kill gives you this raw peek behind the curtain of Hannibal Buress in the lead-up to his special Animal Furnace. The pacing feels very much like a casual hangout, which is a nice fit for Hannibal’s laid-back style. You get to see his thoughts, the vibe of his creative process, and how he interacts with other comedians. There’s a certain charm in the documentary's simplicity. The atmosphere is very much about real moments, laughter between friends, and how that translates into his comedy. It’s interesting to see how he prepares, the practical effects of his humor, and the off-the-cuff nature of his performances. It’s not your standard comedy special; it’s more of a relaxed exploration of a comedian’s week.

documentary styleinsight into comedy processcasual tone