John Crist: What Are We Doing? (2022)
Genre : Comedy
Runtime : 57M
Director : Brian Volk-Weiss
Synopsis
From the frustrations of ordering at McDonalds and waiting in line at CVS, to the perplexities of expectant mother's parking spots and getting baptized in the Nile river, John Crist has been there to observe it all and ask simply...What Are We Doing? Filmed at the historic Lyric Theater in Birmingham, Alabama.
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