MIDNIGHT SNACK
Genre
Animation and Comedy
Running time
4 minutes
Year
2024
Language
English
Subtitle
Arabic
Country
United States of America (USA) and Saudi Arabia
Director
Abdulmalik Bukhari
Bio
Producer
Pratt Institute Of Arts
Cast
Scriptwriter
Abdulmalik Bukhari
Joe is an ordinary man with an extraordinary problem: every night he wakes up starving only to find his fridge completely empty. One morning, however, he enters the kitchen to find it in utter chaos — scattered grocery bags everywhere, half-cooked food and mysteriously prepared meals. Driven by curiosity, he sets up a surveillance camera to discover the shocking truth.
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