Matthew Frost

A young couple tries to break up but their car breaks down.

In this short film, Matthew Frost pulls focus to the modern cultural trend that has replaced pen-to-paper autographs. Although posing for a photo alongside another person seems like it would be more of an interactive experience, Dunst and Frost suggest that it is just a shallow attempt to document this faux-interaction for social-network bragging purposes rather than connect human to human.

A satirical look at social media addiction. Jen finds that quitting Instagram and the grip it has on her isn't as easy as it seems.

A young couple tries to break up but their car breaks down.

A young couple tries to break up but their car breaks down.

A young couple tries to break up but their car breaks down.

In this short film, Matthew Frost pulls focus to the modern cultural trend that has replaced pen-to-paper autographs. Although posing for a photo alongside another person seems like it would be more of an interactive experience, Dunst and Frost suggest that it is just a shallow attempt to document this faux-interaction for social-network bragging purposes rather than connect human to human.

In this short film, Matthew Frost pulls focus to the modern cultural trend that has replaced pen-to-paper autographs. Although posing for a photo alongside another person seems like it would be more of an interactive experience, Dunst and Frost suggest that it is just a shallow attempt to document this faux-interaction for social-network bragging purposes rather than connect human to human.

A satirical look at social media addiction. Jen finds that quitting Instagram and the grip it has on her isn't as easy as it seems.

A satirical look at social media addiction. Jen finds that quitting Instagram and the grip it has on her isn't as easy as it seems.