Watch: ‘flatten’ is the Simple Experimental Joy of Squashing Food Items to a Beat

Why Watch? It’s food being squished.

Sometimes nothing more needs to be said. Enjoy.

What will it cost? Only 1 minute.

Skip Work. You’ve Got Time For More Short Films

Short Films
Scott Beggs: Movie stuff at VanityFair, Thrillist, IndieWire, Film School Rejects, and The Broken Projector Podcast@brokenprojector | Writing short stories at Adventitious.
Related Articles
  1. Why Do So Many Short Films Have That “Look”?
  2. Drop What You’re Doing and Watch ‘Captain Yajima’
  3. Bill Morrison Breathes New Life into a Decaying Silent Film with ‘let me come in’
  4. Yorgos Lanthimos Gets Even Weirder with Anti-Doppelgänger Short ‘Nimic’
  5. How to Read ‘Honey Boy’ as an Act of Forgiveness
  6. How ‘Possum’ Uses the Uncanny as a Metaphor for Trauma
Recent Articles
  1. ‘Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever’ Suggests Terror and Trauma Might Be Too
  2. ‘Force of Nature’ Sees Bad Weather and Worse Intentions Lead to Mystery
  3. 24 Things We Learned from Roger Corman’s ‘The Fall of the House of Usher’ Commentary
  4. Our Pick of the Week Has an Appointment with Death at ‘High Noon’
  5. 28 Things We Learned from David Leitch’s ‘Bullet Train’ Commentary
  6. Best Action Movies of 2024, So Far

Recently Published