Sweet Mosquito

A short, gently awkward comic vignette about being trapped in a social ritual you never meant to join.

A wry, unsettling short that plays death as a bureaucratic misunderstanding, keeping you off-balance between absurd comedy and quiet dread.

A wry, slightly eerie short that finds deadpan humour in death and the strange intimacy of preparing the departed.

A quick, wry little sketch that pairs mundane chores with cosmic dread for a dry, low-key laugh.

A quiet, wry short that drifts with a dead man through grey streets, mixing gentle absurdity with lingering regret.

A wry, bittersweet comedy of manners that finds absurdity and tenderness in the rituals of death.

A quick, wry confession that turns dark secrets into deadpan comedy, over almost before it begins.

A quick, playful little fable that turns an afterlife test into a gentle, funny nudge about what actually matters.

A gentle, bittersweet comedy that ambles through loss with wry humour and quiet warmth.

A slight, talky French comedy sketch that plays a morbid premise for light laughs.

A quiet, wry little comedy that treats loss with a light touch and a bittersweet ache.

A brief, talky short that turns a life milestone into a quiet, slightly wry conversation about endings.