- Genre
- Comedy
- Year
- 2015
- Runtime
- 1h22
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Christian Fuhlendorff : To make a short story long
Sharp wit, real stories, endless laughter with Christian Fuhlendorff.
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Synopsis
Christian Fuhlendorff: To Make a Short Story Long is a 2015 Danish stand-up comedy special featuring the unique and witty performances of comedian Christian Fuhlendorff. Known for his sharp observational humor and charismatic stage presence, Fuhlendorff takes the audience on a hilarious journey through everyday life, relationships, and social quirks. The special blends clever storytelling with quick one-liners, showcasing his ability to turn the mundane into laugh-out-loud moments. With a lively crowd and his engaging delivery, Christian Fuhlendorff offers a refreshing take on modern comedy that appeals to both fans of Scandinavian humor and a broader international audience seeking insightful yet entertaining stand-up comedy.
Reviews
The reception of 'Christian Fuhlendorff: To Make a Short Story Long' has been generally positive, especially among audiences familiar with Danish comedy. On IMDb, the special holds an average rating around 7.0/10, reflecting solid appreciation from viewers who praise Fuhlendorff's charisma and distinct comedic style. Critics have noted that while the humor is tailored to Scandinavian sensibilities, the relatable themes and sharp writing make it accessible to a wider crowd. A review on Comedy.dk highlighted, "Fuhlendorff’s timing and observational wit make this a must-watch for fans of stand-up looking for clever, clean humor." Rotten Tomatoes does not have an aggregated score for this special, which is common for many international stand-up shows, but user reviews from platforms such as Letterboxd and Netflix subscribers echo similar sentiments, noting the comedian’s skillful storytelling and natural stage charisma. Some critics suggest that non-Danish speakers might miss some cultural nuances, but overall, the special is celebrated for its originality and engaging performance. The style is described as a blend of everyday life anecdotes with intelligent punchlines, making it a standout in the 2010s European comedy scene.
