Little Things Are Scary

This short film presents a mother, voiced by Carrie Coon, who finds herself in a late-night moment with her infant child. As she rocks in her chair, she attempts to soothe her baby with a spontaneous lullaby made up of her thoughts and feelings. The runtime of only five minutes allows for a concise exploration of the emotional landscape of motherhood.

The film's keywords highlight its themes of introspection and the inner voice, making it a unique piece in the short film category. With its comedy-drama blend, it provides a fresh take on the often complex experience of parenting. Collectors interested in short films or works centered around motherhood may find this piece particularly engaging.