Cuchi

A scrappy, deadpan early short that plays like a grim joke, amusing and jarring in equal measure.

A wry, low-key scramble through a sleepy town where bureaucratic panic and small-town absurdity make for a gently funny, faintly melancholy watch.

A wry, unsettling short that finds deadpan humor in morbid discovery and emotional avoidance, keeping you off-balance.

A short, bittersweet slice of life that balances funeral sadness with quirky small-town humour.

A wry, uncomfortable short that finds awkward comedy in a grim encounter, leaving a lingering unease.

A wry, bittersweet short where family friction and grief collide, making you squirm and smile in equal measure.

A short, wryly bleak ride that finds uneasy comedy in mortality and a cat's fate, keeping you engaged but unsettled.

A grim little comedy that finds uneasy laughs in despair, confinement and unwanted visitors, leaving a sour, uncomfortable aftertaste.

A bleak, wryly funny plunge into guilt and moral compromise, coolly observed and laced with absurdist bite.

A talky, offbeat day-in-the-life that drifts between awkward comedy and quiet existential unease.

A wry, slow-burning village gathering where old grudges simmer under funeral politeness, drifting between quiet absurdity and melancholy.

A wry, uncomfortable comedy that finds uneasy laughs in mortality and marriage, leaving a lingering melancholy.