Turkey 2010
In this quirky 2010 comedy short directed by Sara St. Onge, newlywed Ally faces her toughest challenge yet: preparing a flawless Thanksgiving feast for her husband, his two daughters, and his ex-wife—without resorting to kitchen sabotage.
Director: Sara St. Onge
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Turkey (2010) about?
*Turkey* follows newlywed Ally as she navigates the pressure of hosting her first Thanksgiving meal for her blended family. Between her husband, his two daughters, and his ex-wife, the stakes couldn't be higher—and the kitchen might not be safe if things go south.
Who directed Turkey?
Sara St. Onge directed *Turkey*, bringing her signature blend of humor and warmth to this short comedy.
Who stars in Turkey?
The film stars Kathleen Phillips as Ally, supported by Aaron Knight, Hannah Shiller, Isabel Shiller, and Inessa Frantowski.
Is Turkey (2010) worth watching?
At just six minutes long, this short comedy packs a punch with its clever humor and relatable themes. While it's not rated on IMDb, its lighthearted take on family chaos makes it a charming watch for fans of quick, feel-good films.
How long is Turkey?
*Turkey* runs for 6 minutes.
About Turkey (2010) — A hilarious short film about Thanksgiving chaos and family blending
In this quirky 2010 comedy short directed by Sara St. Onge, newlywed Ally faces her toughest challenge yet: preparing a flawless Thanksgiving feast for her husband, his two daughters, and his ex-wife—without resorting to kitchen sabotage. The film blends sharp humor with family dynamics, capturing the tension and relief of holiday gatherings where old wounds and new relationships collide. As the clock ticks down to dinner, Ally's attempts to impress take hilarious turns, turning a simple meal into a lesson in patience and perspective. With its lighthearted tone and relatable premise, *Turkey (2010)* offers a witty take on blending families and the chaos of tradition.
Starring Kathleen Phillips in the lead role, the cast delivers a blend of comedic timing and emotional depth, supported by Aaron Knight, Hannah Shiller, Isabel Shiller, and Inessa Frantowski. Set against the backdrop of a cozy but high-pressure home, the film's atmosphere oscillates between laughter and warmth, making it a perfect pick for fans of family comedies. Whether it's the jitters of a new marriage or the awkwardness of exes at the dinner table, *Turkey* turns a familiar scenario into pure cinematic gold.