A hilarious and humane Mexican take on "Waiting for Godot" unfolds when a veteran warehouse supervisor and the rookie set to take his place develop a camaraderie while waiting for a delivery that may never arrive.

MOVIE REVIEW

If “Seinfeld” were set in a warehouse and the key comedic talents weren’t involved, you’d probably get Warehoused (Almacenados), the somewhat entertaining Mexican satire that isn’t as funny as it is intentionally awkward, about a veteran employee and the rookie who quickly realizes that his new job--the one that his colleague has taken so seriously for 39 years--entails doing absolutely nothing of importance.
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