100,000 Acres of Pine 2020
"Something dark and dangerous"
In Jennifer Alice Wright's eerie animated short, 100,000 Acres of Pine (2020), a grieving ranger named Megan Patel embarks on a haunting journey through an endless forest to uncover the truth behind her brother Daniel's mysterious disappearance.
Director: Jennifer Alice Wright
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is 100,000 Acres of Pine (2020) about?
This animated horror short follows ranger Megan Patel as she searches for answers in a bewildering pine forest after her brother vanishes under strange circumstances. The deeper she goes, the more the woods shift and change, pulling her into an inescapable maze.
Who directed 100,000 Acres of Pine?
Jennifer Alice Wright directed this unsettling short, bringing her unique visual style to a story that blends animation with psychological horror.
Who stars in 100,000 Acres of Pine?
The film features Sarah Airriess as Ranger Megan Patel, with Jericca Cleland and Lawrence Marvit in key supporting roles.
Is 100,000 Acres of Pine (2020) worth watching?
While the unrated short lacks IMDb data, its atmospheric horror and creative animation make it a compelling watch for fans of psychological thrillers and eerie storytelling.
How long is 100,000 Acres of Pine?
This intense animated horror short runs for just 8 minutes, packing a haunting punch in a brief runtime.
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About 100,000 Acres of Pine (2020) — The Animated Horror That Will Lose You in the Pines
In Jennifer Alice Wright's eerie animated short, 100,000 Acres of Pine (2020), a grieving ranger named Megan Patel embarks on a haunting journey through an endless forest to uncover the truth behind her brother Daniel's mysterious disappearance. As she traces his last known steps, the landscape twists and morphs around her, leaving her disoriented and trapped in an uncanny loop of shadowy pines. The deeper she goes, the more the woods seem alive, whispering secrets she may never escape.
This chilling blend of animation and horror weaves themes of loss, isolation, and the unknown, creating a suffocating atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll. With standout performances from Sarah Airriess as Megan and supporting roles by Jericca Cleland and Lawrence Marvit, the film delivers a visceral experience that lingers like the scent of damp earth after rain.