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Comedy, Sci-Fi, Thriller. A mattress store owner experiences increasingly surreal anomalies in his life that put strain on his relationships with friends, family, and his own humanity.

In Nothing Really Happens, things do happen: characters have personal encounters, stakes are clearly drawn and there's sensibility in the endless haze of perplexity.

Nothing Really Happens is a slowly unraveling descent into the madness of everyday existence and unfortunately blithe relationships. Produced by Emmy Award winner Joseph Graham. Starring Adam Edwards, Lindsay Gustin, Bobby Dornbos, and Anthony Obi aka Fat Tony. Featuring music by electronic artist Pfaff and scored by Gifdead.

Nothing Really Happens is a sci-fi comedy which doesn’t seem to go anywhere, but every movie goes somewhere. In Nothing Really Happens, things do happen: characters have personal encounters, stakes are clearly drawn and there’s sensibility in the endless haze of perplexity.

Nothing really happens lives up to its name by being a dark comedy about a real loser dude with his dysfunctional girlfriend and weirdo friends. At some points, it can be disturbing, but if you dig some disturbing comedy this is your movie! 8 out of 10 found this helpful. Was this review helpful?

In Nothing Really Happens, things do happen: characters have personal encounters, stakes are clearly drawn and there's sensibility in the endless haze of perplexity. Full Review Raquel Stecher ...

Nothing Really Happens is a film about a man whose life starts to slowly fall apart, punctuated by a series of increasingly surreal occurrences. The lead character, and the audience, strive to make sense of why things are spiraling out of control and find an overarching meaning behind the bizarre people and interactions in front of them.

That’s the central concept behind the surrealist comedy Nothing Really Happens, which might remind you a bit of the paranoid nightmares that are trademarks of the two Davids: Lynch and Cronenberg. Director and writer Justin Petty has picked an ambitious path to follow in this two-part suburban sci-fi, horror opus.