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Maria Bamford stars in the dark comedy short Too Many Buddahs.

She plays a therapist helping a teenager – played by Maeve Press – following the death of her flute teacher.

Writer-director C Fraser Press, Maeve's mother, told Chortle: 'The story was actually inspired by something that happened to me.

'Maeve and I wrote it together and Maria brings a wonderfully unexpected mix of absurdity and tenderness to the role.'

Press a series regular on Josh Thomas' Everything's Gonna Be Okay. Now 23, she performed a one-woman show at the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe.

The 13-minute short previously won an award for best comedy at Just For Laughs Montreal in 2021, and has now been released on YouTube as Netflix releases a documentary about Bamford.

Maria Bamford & Maeve Press in Too Many Buddhas

Award-winning dark comedy short

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