Angst

The name of the film is “Angst for the Memories”. I
started writing “Angst” back in 2003. I always believed
when it comes to writing that the best fiction is based on
fact. After the first draft I stopped thinking of it as a
screenplay and more of a journal filled with my thoughts,
feelings and experiences as well as for the people I run into
in everyday life. Now as to whose thoughts, feelings and
experiences they are well that’s really up to the audience to
figure out. Even though all the characters are fictional
everything that is written in the story is based after true
events and conversations. It can be funny to most and
offensive to others. It falls under the genre of
comedy/drama inspired by films such as Melvin Goes to
Dinner, Anniversary Party, The Big Chill and Highball.
“Angst for the Memories,” embraces the art of social
chatter, featuring the humor that permeates our everyday
lives and underlying, interlaced elements of truth. This
script is heavily dialect driven with hearty portions of wit
as well as the occasional moment of humane revelation.

The movie has similar humor as Superbad or Forty Year Old Virgin.