'SIMP' Is A Homegrown Short That Captures The Rollercoaster Ride That Is Modern Love

Person laying on a couch, with a text 'SIMP' in the backdrop in yellow
SIMP takes us on a ride through the highs and lows of modern relationships, and the dreadful yet electric 'talking stage' with a very short film.Sharic and Yohan
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Picture this: you're hanging out with your mates, swapping anecdotes and laughs, when the topic changes to the moments when you've been a bit of a 'simp' for someone you've been talking to. You know, those times when you've found yourself hopelessly yearning for attention, affection, or validation from that one specific person. Cue the sheepish grins and shared nods of understanding – we've all been there, so don't be embarrassed.

Now, imagine capturing that whirlwind of emotions in just a few seconds of film. Enter 'SIMP' by the dynamic duo of creators, Sharic and Yohan. In this bite-sized gem, they take us on a rollercoaster ride through the highs and lows of modern relationships and the dreadful yet electric 'talking stage', all while sprinkling in a dash of humour and a hefty quit dose of relatability, making us feel like they've peeked into our lives.

From the get-go, "SIMP" hooks you with its playful yet introspective take on the infamous 'simp' phenomenon. As the story unfolds, we're drawn into the protagonist's mind, and texts (which their friends would never see), where they navigate the dangerous waters of affection and validation. But what sets "SIMP" apart is how Sharic and Yohan effortlessly blend humour with heart, creating a cinematic cocktail that's equally entertaining and thought-provoking. As the protagonist grapples with their own 'simp' tendencies, we can't help but root for them, maybe cringe a bit, and ultimately nod in solidarity after they receive a reply from their special someone.

Behind the scenes, Sharic and Yohan infuse every frame with their passion for storytelling and collaborative spirit. Their love for the craft shines through in every scene, reminding us that filmmaking isn't just about the result but the journey of discovery and connection along the way.

So, the next time you find yourself recalling those 'simp' moments, remember 'SIMP' – a delightful reminder that vulnerability isn't just a weakness but a playful dance we all participate in on the journey to finding love, laughter, and a little bit of relevance in this crazy world.

Follow Sharic here, and Yohan here.

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