A struggling director, Don Tyler, faces self-doubt and health issues while filming in Beijing. His assistant replaces him with a low-budget cameraman, YoYo, who takes the reins. The production is sold to a Japanese company, but YoYo plans a grand "comedy funeral" to upstage the film, auctioning off advertising and sponsorships to raise funds. However, just as the funeral is about to take place, Don's health begins to improve.
Big Shot's Funeral
Don Tyler, a struggling director from the US, is plagued by self-doubt and declining health while filming in Beijing. His assistant takes a desperate measure by hiring a struggling cameraman, YoYo, to take over the project. As the production teeters on the brink of collapse, the studio sells the ...
