An interesting premise and this short is amusing enough, but I didn't think how it played out was as creative as it could have been. It's fun to guess at who the real psychologist is based on the pair's interaction, but it seems like he would point to some personal effects in the room (oh, say a photograph). It was more interesting for me to think of it as symbolically showing us how people treat each other when they both believe they're right about something, arguing irrationally and with condescension, but I don't think that's the film's intention. I also thought it would have been better with either of the other two logical possibilities, that both of them were psychologists, or neither of them were.
Review of The Eleven O'Clock
