Comedy is said to be one of the most difficult genres to pull off when it comes to scriptwriting, however 36 Questions manages to do this very well. While the production value of the film is not very high, the script makes up for it. Many of the jokes are subtle but clever. As well as this you can tell the timing was well thought out and it is the perfect length in duration; any longer and it would have gotten boring.. This is yet another short that is an example of how having a great script can deliver an excellent short, despite it lacking in the cinematography department.
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