Qwerty

2016 • 73 minutes

About this movie

Donald Rigby, Sr. has resigned himself to a life of suffering on the golf course while his brokerage firm goes down in flames amidst a financial crisis. He leaves the company to his son who thinks he is in for a day in the mail room. The only ones smart enough to see that the company is in ruin are the ignored, discounted, lowly secretaries who must save the company from itself. The QWERTY girls spring into action and somehow manage to find themselves in the middle of sexual escapades and even true love.

Ratings and reviews

Loved this quirky little office comedy. I recognized a few of the actors. I agree with the other comment that this would make a great TV series. I think most rom coms tend to insult the audience but this one is very smart and very female driven. Most office comedies tend to be male oriented but it never hurts to have smart, sexy women running things. It kinda reminded me of 9 to 5 for modern times with a little bit of Office Space... I haven't heard of the director but I think overall this was great for what was obviously low budget but definitely better than some of the bigger budget rom coms that I have seen. I give it four out of 5 stars.

Boys will be boys but these ladies know how to save the day. It can't all be fun and games, especially when the pensions are on the line.Wonderful cast of characters. Great to see these ladies saving the day! This would make a great TV show, so many possibilities.

QWERTY is ASDFGH! Cute, clever, and campy QWERTY delivers what it promises - quirky independent comedy. Direction was slick, performances were solid, cinematography exemplary. If you're in the mood for an indy comedy, give this one a go! It's a solid effort from an up and coming team of creative artists I'm sure we'll see more of in the near future.