Santiago Osuna

An agent of death finds himself smitten with a drug-addicted college student he must kill.

A podcaster and a talking rock with a jersey accent have a conversation about fining direction in life

Stitched is a surreal, genre-bending short film that explores love, grief, and denial through the lens of classic television. Set within the artificial perfection of a black-and-white 1950s-style sitcom, the film follows Donna Baker—a warm, witty housewife—whose world begins to fray at the seams, both metaphorically and physically. Humans and Jim-Henson-inspired puppets coexist in this glossy, laugh-tracked reality, but beneath the surface lies a far darker story stitched together by obsession and loss.

Two college students Will and Nia prepare for their university's BSA's annual talent show Black People Doing Stuff

An agent of death finds himself smitten with a drug-addicted college student he must kill.

A podcaster and a talking rock with a jersey accent have a conversation about fining direction in life

A podcaster and a talking rock with a jersey accent have a conversation about fining direction in life

A podcaster and a talking rock with a jersey accent have a conversation about fining direction in life

Stitched is a surreal, genre-bending short film that explores love, grief, and denial through the lens of classic television. Set within the artificial perfection of a black-and-white 1950s-style sitcom, the film follows Donna Baker—a warm, witty housewife—whose world begins to fray at the seams, both metaphorically and physically. Humans and Jim-Henson-inspired puppets coexist in this glossy, laugh-tracked reality, but beneath the surface lies a far darker story stitched together by obsession and loss.

Two college students Will and Nia prepare for their university's BSA's annual talent show Black People Doing Stuff