The screenplay for this film is quite unique when compared to others because it has to manage to move the plot forward whilst also seeming in itself slow and scary to build on those tense and horrifying elements. The fact we begin with “THE TRACK IS SILENT”, already building on those horror conventions of waiting for the unknown. The opening scene with the building of Pamela’s character immediately(although we don’t know who he is yet), he’s only referred to as…

From the title, you wouldn’t expect this much power to be conveyed in a 25 minute short film. It was thrilling from beginning to end and there was a huge amount of tension built which really made you sympathise and feel connected to the characters. It is probably one of the best short films I’ve watched.

By the end, we don’t know whether to feel empathy for Zoe (Natalie Press) or blame her for her baby almost being stung by…