Tea

This short comedy explores a candid discussion between its two main characters as they drink tea. The dialogue centers around a topic that is often considered taboo, making the film both humorous and thought-provoking.

With a runtime of only 2 minutes, "Tea" offers a snapshot of a unique conversation, which can appeal to collectors interested in short films or unconventional narratives. The film stars Frances Barber and Simon Scardifield, adding to its distinctive character.

This film may attract collectors who appreciate comedies that challenge societal norms and explore intimate subjects in an engaging way. As a product of the late 1990s, it also holds a place in the history of short-form cinema, making it a curious piece for any collection focused on this era and genre.