A Handful of Dust

In A Handful of Dust, Dr. Neal Goodman confronts moral dilemmas when he becomes involved in a mother's request for euthanasia. The film delves into the darker aspects of mercy killing through a unique device that he employs to assist terminally ill patients. However, his intentions are challenged as he uncovers a cult ritual intertwined with his practice.

With a runtime of just 18 minutes, this short film packs a powerful narrative punch, making it a notable entry in the horror-thriller genre. Collectors may appreciate the film's unique angle on terminal illness and the ethical questions it raises, set against a backdrop of ritualistic practices. Available formats include DVD and other media, appealing to those who seek diverse representations of modern storytelling in their collections.