“Who ever thought a film about garage sales would be funny? Following a group of garage sale junkies converging on a plush ‘g-sale,’ the film is a mockumentary that is so clever it would make Christopher Guest take notice.”

“This quirky mockumentary follows five thrift-store habitués squabbling over an antique board game.”


“Comedy in the ’burbs! A gleeful mockumentary about the garage-sale culture of fictitious Bogwood, Wash., made in the style of Christopher Guest’s films.”

“In an era when vintage, consignment, and thrift shops are the trend du jour, Randy Nargi’s offbeat mockumentary offers an entertaining look at the subculture where one person’s junk is another ’s treasure.”

“G-SALE embarks on its mission with such persuasive, PBS-documentary artlessness, it’s a shame to tip you off beforehand that the movie isn’t a documentary at all. Like a spinoff of “Antiques Roadshow,” the film leads us gently up a cozy American byway into the world of garage sales and the habitués who live for, in and by them… Deftly as the cast embodies its specific and collective daftness, the film was written, very smartly, by Randy Nargi, who also directed.”



“Are you still chuckling over A Mighty Wind? Have you memorized huge chunks of Best in Show and Waiting for Guffman? Then check out G-SALE, Randy Nargi’s spoof documentary about the residents of a Pacific Northwest town called Bogwood, where garage sales are almost a religion.”