An Apple a Day
She Ate Two. Big Mistake.
Everyone knows the saying: “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” Cute, right? A little health tip passed down for generations. But what if that advice was actually a curse? What if one innocent piece of fruit was the only thing standing between society and complete collapse?
This short film takes the world’s most harmless proverb and runs it straight into chaos. Ordinary life derails in the dumbest, most catastrophic way possible — all because someone couldn’t stop at one apple.
It’s absurd, it’s dark, and it’s probably the most unnecessary cautionary tale ever made about fruit.
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Written and Directed by Shane Barbera.
Starring Isabel Klein, Matt Kempner, Julia Aks, Chad Damiani, and Minda Wei.
Score by Daniel Cupps, featuring "The Lord is Good to Me" by Kim Gannon and Walter Kent.