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The Big Snit is a 1985 animated short film written and directed by Richard Condie and produced by the National Film Board of Canada. Plot. A married couple plays a game of Scrabble that has stalemated as the husband is unable to come up with a word.
A nuclear war is heating up outside, but the married couple inside are too busy to notice as they play a mean Scrabble game.From the National Film Board of C...
- 10 min
- 48.2K
- ArtJunk
May 1, 2013 · This wonderfully wacky animation film is a look at two simultaneous conflicts, the macrocosm of global nuclear war and the microcosm of a domestic quarrel, a...
The Big Snit: Directed by Richard Condie. With Jay Brazeau, Ida Osler, Randy Woods, Bill Guest. A couple have a fight over a scrabble game unaware that a full scale nuclear war has started.
- (2K)
- Animation, Short, Comedy
- Richard Condie
This wonderful wacky animation film looks at two simultaneous conflicts, a macrocosm of global nuclear war and a microcosm of a domestic quarrel, and how each conflict is resolved. Filled with warmth and unexpectedly off-the-wall humour, the film leaves it to viewers to decide which Snit has really been the Big One. Love this film?
- 9 min
Animated film about an odd domestic quarrel that takes place in the midst of a nuclear attack. The quarreling couple is, of course, oblivious to what is happening around them. How the domestic snit relates to the larger one looming outside may provoke creative discussions
Canadian director Richard Condie's sublime evocation of one couple's tightly wound world of petty squabbling is the funniest animated film ever made about Scrabble and nuclear annihilation. Buy the full film at filmporium.com/collections/films/products/the-big-snit-by-richard-condie.
- 35 sec
- Acme Filmworks, Inc.
