Fry Day

Set in 1989, Fry Day tells the story of Lauryn, a 16-year-old girl who capitalizes on the public's fascination with the execution of Ted Bundy. As people gather outside the prison, she takes and sells Polaroids, providing a unique perspective on this pivotal moment in history.

The film features a nonbinary director and delves into the complexities of youth and morality against a backdrop of crime. With a brief runtime, it offers a concise yet impactful narrative that resonates with viewers interested in character-driven stories. The combination of its dramatic elements and real-life events presents a thought-provoking piece for collectors of short films focused on societal issues.