Plot

P-Word Pizza recounts a testy yet funny encounter between a quirky pizza delivery boy and a group of cocky Asian gangsters. Directed with pizazz, Pizza is a thought-provoking film, one that explores and weaves together controversial subjects into a stylish take of the daring stereotyping, the main character's wide-eyes innocence and the Asian gangster's glorification. Despite the bold, sensitive and politically incorrect material, there is honesty and subtlety here. In her directorial debut, Yelena Sabel expresses the human condition by illustrating the intolerance and chauvinistic traits of human beings in a world where manners are overlooked, individuality is underrated, reality is twisted and wrath is instantaneous.—Jimmy Wong

A white American teenager who considers himself a hip-hop-ghetto-gangsta, delivers pizza to snobby Asians who find him overly vulgar and a shining example of why the human race is doomed. In this satiric skit Yelena Sabel captures the human condition by expressing it through dark humor where politically incorrect dialogs, offensive comebacks, prejudice and stereotypes take place, and illustrate the intolerance and chauvinistic traits of human-beings. Welcome to a world where manners are overlooked, individuality is underrated, reality is twisted and wrath is instantaneous.