Need to Pee

A short film depicting a strained relationship between a young couple. The narrative centers around a tense moment where one partner struggles with the physical discomfort of needing to urinate while dealing with emotional turmoil. The film uses this simple premise to explore themes of intimacy, control, and unspoken anxieties within a relationship.

As a very short experimental film, 'Need to Pee' received limited critical attention but was noted for its stylistic approach and the performances of its lead actors. It is often discussed in the context of Shults's broader filmography and his exploration of intense emotional states.

• Praised for its raw and uncomfortable portrayal of emotional tension.

• The performances are highlighted as compelling despite the short runtime.

• Noted for its experimental and unsettling atmosphere.

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The film was shot in a single take, adding to its raw and immediate feel.