A collection of films short enough to watch in your lunch break

Lunch breaks can be all too precious and when in the middle of a deadline, it can be hard to get away from the desk. Next time you find yourself grabbing a quick 10-15 minute desk lunch, instead of scrolling emails and jotting down notes between bites of a turkey sandwich, sit back and enjoy these short films. These guys did an awesome job of collecting a series of films which are perfect for those rushed lunches. Take a deep breath, settle your napkin, relax and actually enjoy your meal. Bon appétit! 1. ’7:35 in the Morning’ Have you ever watched a musical and considered how absurd the characters must be for breaking into song every few minutes? 2. Beatlemaniacs, take note: In 1969, a 14-year-old boy snuck into John Lennon’s hotel room and recorded a 5-minute conversation with the Beatle. 3. In 1967, a young Martin Scorsese was at NYU film school, where he made this dark and compelling short. 4. 5. For police officers, every traffic stop has the potential to turn deadly. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

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