Watch 'Short' - A Short Documentary About Being Short

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• Soji Oyinsan | February 7, 2013 7:33 PMReply

  @ TAMBAY A. OBENSON - Thanks for posting this! and note taken (about the duration).
  Thanks to all you guys for the comments. Glad you enjoyed it!

• saadiyah | February 7, 2013 11:33 AMReply

  How cute! I can identify with her. I'm 4'10" and have a lot of the same issues. I also love tall men...like 6 feet or so. Sorry no shorties for me!

• Allison | February 6, 2013 11:42 PMReply

  Very cute. The fact that its written, directed and edited by the same person is very cool. Love her style. I agree it's a tad long though...

• johnalynn | February 6, 2013 6:02 PMReply

  nice production value and storytelling.

• No | February 6, 2013 5:53 PMReply

  Loved it! Very wry sense of humor about one's self. If she directed and wrote this, then she has the talent to do other things if choses to do so in the realm of films.

• BluTopaz | February 6, 2013 5:47 PMReply

  Very charming, funny and creative, love it! And also like the camera work and cutaways for the talking head interview with her friend, I'm always looking for ways to present that type of footage. Great job.

• BluTopaz | February 6, 2013 5:56 PM

  Plus, short women often have something about them that makes men want to take care of them, she should consider that also. I am tall, and whenever I try to be a damsel in distress folks are like itch please, handle that fool yourself-lol.

• Man-Over-Bored | February 6, 2013 5:29 PMReply

  Wish she'd brought something new to the table; and as an African immigrant, aren't there for pressing, less superficial, issues at which to direct her documentary's focus?
  Sister's predilection for tall guys isn't odd at all: she hates her height, and thus hates a reminder of it in a potential mate or other short people she encounters.

• MAN-OVER-BORED | February 6, 2013 5:33 PM

  That should read: "more pressing, less superficial issues..."