Diddly Squat

About This Movie

Diddly Squat is this unique 15-minute short that dives into the world of squatting in London. The animation style is a fascinating blend of cut-and-paste graphics with surprisingly intimate camera work, which really pulls you into the lives of the characters. What’s intriguing is how it gives voice to both the squatter and the person being squatted, creating this moral grey area that makes you think. It has a real down-to-earth atmosphere, with pacing that feels almost like a breath, taking its time to explore choices that are far from conventional. The practical effects, though simple, somehow amplify the emotional weight of the narrative. It’s a short that sticks with you long after the credits roll, leaving you pondering the complexities of home and belonging.

Distinct animation style with cut-and-paste graphics.Explores moral dilemmas of squatting from multiple perspectives.Short runtime but packs an emotional punch.