In this classic cartoon style parody a husband prepares an unappetizing pastrami sandwich for his wife.
Content Warning: This short contains gross humor that some viewers may find unsuitable.
Category Archives: Saturday Short
SATURDAY SHORT: GREENER GRASS (2016)
Soccer moms Jill and Lisa each strive for a perfect nuclear family in a world where giving away your newborn to a friend is considered thoughtful.
SATURDAY SHORT: NO MAN IS AN ISLAND (2018)
Named after the John Donne poem, this short portrays the madness of isolation.
SATURDAY SHORT: UGLY (2018)
In a computer generated world with Styrofoam physics, a mystic Native American shows concern for an unfortunate and ugly cat.
SATURDAY SHORT: CONTACT (2018)
Jason is left to assess what is happening when his partner, David, disappears.
Content Warning: This short contains strong language.
SATURDAY SHORT: FOSTERED (2014)
An elderly man laments a past act that has left him in mental purgatory.
SATURDAY SHORT: SNOW WHITE COLOGNE (2017)
This short features a poem and animation based on the drug abuse of the creator’s sister as a teenager. The animation itself has its weird moments, but the sullen reading of the poetry is what makes watching this short an exciting, yet uncomfortable experience.
CONTENT WARNING: This short contains drug use and artistic nudity.
SATURDAY SHORT: THE STRANGE ONES (2011)
An adult and a teenager take a break from their journey to trespass in a motel pool. Who they are and where they’re going becomes more mysterious when they’re caught by the motel clerk. This short has since been made into a full-length film under the same name.
Content Warning: This short contains adult subject matter.
SATURDAY SHORT: ERODIUM THUNK (2018)
Erodium Thunk (2018) was made for an event honoring Micheal Snow’s short film A to Z (1956). In it, segments of old commercials are cut into pieces and cleverly pasted together. The result is a comedic social commentary that’s too weird and disconnected to be self-righteous.
SATURDAY SHORT: THE TASTE IN MY MOUTH (2018)
Abstract clones of various sizes interact with each other in this dialog-free short.