POSSUM

POSSUM centers on an artist residency that faces a moral dilemma when the leader kills a possum that has been raiding their crops. The shocking actions lead the residents to a surprising consensus that delves into themes of eco-sustainability and the ethics of animal killing.

As a horror-comedy, the film intertwines humor with darker topics, making it a unique entry in both genres. The runtime of 15 minutes allows for a concise yet impactful narrative that balances absurdity with serious commentary on veganism and sustainability. With keywords like queer and violence against animals, the film engages with contemporary issues, appealing to audiences interested in socially relevant storytelling.

Collectors may be drawn to the film not only for its thematic depth but also for its exploration of niche subjects within the horror-comedy framework. With director Daisy Rosato at the helm, POSSUM adds a fresh perspective to the genre, making it a noteworthy title for collectors who appreciate innovative storytelling.