Fraser Munden was asked to make a short about himself. In the process he reenacted a scene from Kingpin (1996), and had Donald Trump sign his hat. Although it was clearly made to promote the internet release of his short The Chaperone (2013), it’s coherent enough to be a short of its own, and incoherent enough to be shared here.
Category Archives: Shorts
SATURDAY SHORT: HOW TO MAKE A NIGHTMARE (2014)
With Halloween coming up it only made sense to feature a short in the horror realm. There were many to choose from, but How to Make a Nightmare (2014) came out on top. It is truly the makeup of nightmares.
SATURDAY SHORT: MYNARSKI DEATH PLUMMET (2014)
This week’s pick is an atypical portrayal of the final moments of a Canadian war hero. The entire short was shot with a 35mm black and white camera. The film was then scratched, boiled, painted on, and more to make a short that is truly unique.
SATURDAY SHORT: MIND FRAME (2016)
Four years ago, Jake Fried caught our attention with Waiting Room (2012) and Sick Leave (2012). He has not disappointed since.
SATURDAY SHORT: SHIP OF FOOLS (2016)
Ship of Fools (2016) is a beautifully animated art piece without a clear message. It skips around to different characters in different timelines. It gets existential and serious, and then jumps to some lowbrow humor.
Content Warning: This short contains brief vulgarity and language.