Project Detail

Poob

A small, cute, orange blob character is sat in a simple flat pink environment, looking at the viewer. Above them is a text box, floating
A simple flat pink environment with a small, cute, orange blob character, bouncing screen right. Above them is a floating text box with the word 'RUN' written inside
A small, cute, orange blob character is sat in a simple flat pink environment, smiling and dancing. Above them is a floating text box with the word 'DANCE' written inside

Synopsis

POOB is ready to LEARN and have FUN!
An exploration into control, detachment and agency in an abusive relationship.

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
6 min 31 sec
Director
AJ Jefferies
Producer
AJ Jefferies
Editor
AJ Jefferies
Screenwriter
AJ Jefferies
Sound
AJ Jefferies
Principal cast
AJ Jefferies

Genre

Production Status

Production Company

Moonjam

Alex James Jefferies
7 St Gregory's Alley
Norwich
Norfolk
NR2 1ER

Sales Company

Moonjam

Alex James Jefferies
7 St Gregory's Alley
Norwich
Norfolk
NR2 1ER

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