Egomaniacs (2026)

Released: 2026-04-10 Recommended age: 10+ No IMDb rating yet
Egomaniacs

Movie details

  • Genres: Comedy, Drama
  • Director: Jonas Durnell
  • Main cast: Jack Engel, Noah Earp, Maximo Fins, Sammy Barnett
  • Original language: en
  • Premiere: 2026-04-10

Story overview

In this 2026 comedy-drama, Jerry, a reserved individual, faces a crucial job interview. He must navigate the tense atmosphere of a waiting room alongside two other men, each with distinct and clashing egos. The film explores themes of social anxiety, workplace pressure, and interpersonal dynamics through humorous and dramatic situations.

Parent Guide

A lighthearted comedy-drama about social dynamics in a high-pressure situation, suitable for most audiences with minimal concerning content.

Content breakdown

Violence & peril
None

No physical violence or peril. The tension is purely social and psychological, stemming from the job interview scenario and interpersonal conflicts.

Scary / disturbing
None

Nothing scary or disturbing. The film maintains a comedic and dramatic tone without horror elements.

Language
Mild

May include very mild, infrequent exclamations or light insults related to the comedic tension, but no strong profanity.

Sexual content & nudity
None

No sexual content or nudity. The focus is solely on dialogue and character interactions in a professional setting.

Substance use
None

No depiction of substance use. The setting is a professional waiting room with no references to alcohol, drugs, or smoking.

Emotional intensity
Mild

Moderate emotional tension from the high-stakes interview and clashing personalities, but resolved in a comedic and uplifting manner without intense distress.

Parent tips

This film focuses on social interactions and workplace stress, presented with comedic elements. It may prompt discussions about handling pressure, dealing with difficult personalities, and maintaining composure in challenging situations. The content is generally mild, but the emotional tension could be relatable for older children and teens.

Parent chat guide

After watching, you could ask: 'How did Jerry handle the pressure? What would you do in a similar situation? How do the different personalities in the waiting room affect the mood? What does the film say about first impressions and job interviews?'

Parent follow-up questions

  • Did you see people talking in the movie? How did they feel?
  • What colors did you see in the waiting room?
  • Why was Jerry nervous? Have you ever felt nervous like that?
  • How did the men in the waiting room act differently from each other?
  • What strategies did Jerry use to cope with the stressful situation?
  • How does the film show the impact of different personalities in a confined space?
  • What does this film suggest about workplace culture and interview processes?
  • How are themes of anxiety and ego portrayed through both comedy and drama?

Where to watch

Streaming availability has not been announced yet.