In the one-minute whirlwind that is Unoriginal AF, director Laura Herman delivers a hilariously self-aware satire of modern Hollywood's obsession with sequels, reboots, and recycled ideas. The film plunges viewers into a frantic writers' room where a group of creatively bankrupt executives, led by a perpetually panicked studio head, scramble to greenlight the next surefire hit by any means necessary. Their mission is to deconstruct and shamelessly replicate the DNA of every blockbuster from the last two decades, leading to a chaotic collage of familiar tropes and stolen plot points. As the clock ticks down on their absurd pitch meeting, the line between homage and outright theft becomes dangerously blurred. This rapid-fire comedy skewers the entertainment industry's lack of originality with a sharp, meta-humor edge, creating an experience that is as clever as it is concise, asking the audience to laugh at the very formulas they've come to expect.