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Synopsis

In the depths of Kara's past lies a narrative fraught with pain and torment. Ridiculed in her youth for her weight, she endured the relentless taunts of her peers, led by the merciless Annie. But the cruelty didn't end with Kara—her brother Jed faced his own battles, mocked for his mental challenges by the same antagonists. Amidst the darkness of their past, a glimmer of hope emerged when Kara and Jed stumbled upon a tribe in Africa during a fateful vacation. This tribe held the secret to a mystical process known as Transference—a ritual promising profound transformation by consuming the flesh of those one who want to steal their life force. With courage coursing through her veins, Kara embarked on this journey, seeking not only beauty but a liberation from the shackles of her past. Empowered by her newfound allure, she returned to the United States, ready to reclaim her place in the world. With a newfound confidence, Kara extended an invitation to Annie—a chance to witness the dazzling metamorphosis she had undergone. Little did Annie know, this dinner would be more than a mere gathering of old friends. In MEAT, the lines between beauty and brutality blur, weaving a tale of transformation, desire and revenge.

MEAT (2017) is a 00:10:53 short film by Christopher Outridge (United States). In the depths of Kara's past lies a narrative fraught with pain and torment.

Key facts

Cast Krysten Domenika, Nate Rollins, Janani Saara
Original language English

Crew

Screenplay Michael Paul Smith, Christopher Outridge
Producer Christopher Outridge, Amanda Ruiz
Editing Christopher Outridge

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Full credits
Director Christopher Outridge
Cast Krysten Domenika, Nate Rollins, Janani Saara
Screenplay Michael Paul Smith, Christopher Outridge
Producer Christopher Outridge, Amanda Ruiz
Editing Christopher Outridge
Other Amanda Ruiz, Benjamin Chensua, Leroy Rivera, Megan Oliveri, Victoria Martin
Technical
Runtime 11 min
Aspect ratio 16:9
Colour Color
Shooting format Digital
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q28687330
IMDb tt6063024
FILMFREEWAY MEAT656

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