Give It Up

Give It Up

What's so funny?

2026 · 89 min · Comedy

When washed up stand-up comedian Mortimer Baldwin (Gareth Reynolds) is replaced on his popular podcast by a viral sensation 9-year-old, his manager (Jake Johnson) sends him out on a tour to reclaim his career and film his comeback comedy special - but what's so funny?

Directed by Kyle Anderson · Written by Kyle Anderson

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