The Button

The Button is an animated short film from 1989 that showcases surreal storytelling through a brief runtime of 8 minutes. Directed by Robert Sahakyants, this work comes from Armenia Studio and presents a satirical take on Soviet bureaucracy. The film features a simple yet impactful premise: each time a Soviet apparatchik presses a button, an explosion occurs.

This short film’s unique approach and visual style make it a noteworthy entry for collectors interested in animation and surreal narratives. Its concise format allows for a quick yet thought-provoking viewing experience, appealing to those who appreciate innovative storytelling in animation.