Ronald’s in the driver's seat, staring straight ahead, S-S-SWEATING through acrylic gloss of yellow, white, and red. The Mojave Desert heat beats down, a blinding midday glare, With matte-grease beads of liquid salt through neon-crimson hair.

Lost upon Route 66, the frame begins to GLITCH, A cel-shaded clown buffer-locked inside a digital ditch. The empty California sky is over-saturated white, A low-res, pixel-dusted waste of blinding, heavy light.

He grips the wheel and ACCELERATES his candy-apple red machine, A hot magenta streak against a cyan-yellow scene. The chrome-reflective, lacquer gleams, a high-contrast spark, A pop-art splash of vinyl plastic roaring through the stark.

[SYSTEM_MELTDOWN: VISUAL_DISTORTION] The highway melts to liquefied cheese, the horizon starts to bend, As giant floating sesame seeds like meteors descend. The rearview mirror fractures into psychedelic dough, While polka-dot mirages dance where billboards used to grow.

[ERROR: HUNGER_DETECTED] // Oil-slick dreams of toasted buns, He craves a char-broiled phantom burger driving in the sun. The modern synth-wave music plays, a grainy, tape-hiss beat, As distorted, VHS-blur tremors shake his driver's seat.

No drive-thrus rise on the horizon, just a broken space, With smudged, air-brushed pollution on his iconic corporate face. [REBOOT_LOOP] // The rasterised road will never, ever end, He's McDrivin' through the technicolor desert, without a single friend.

Restaurant Fight! Did You Call Wrestling Fake? Scene - Nigel (2025) - Film Clip

Nigel (Steven Jobson) gets in trouble on an otherwise good date with a professional wrestler (played by real life Scottish pro wrestler Kirsty Love Mcluskey) when he asks if wrestling is fake.

Love can be strange, when you're a stranger to love. As Nigel is about to find out in this heartfelt comedy tinged with sadness and a little bit of chaos. Watch "NIgel," the award winning short film directed by Paul Sutton: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzqVYtzKy_g

Stream the film score by Nicole Russin-McFarland: https://open.spotify.com/album/2iyon52TYZcZZu86DZzjzi

"Down the Toilet" Funeral Scene - Nigel (2025) - Film Clip

Nigel (Steven Jobson) reflects on loss in his own comedic way. Love can be strange, when you're a stranger to love. As Nigel is about to find out in this heartfelt comedy tinged with sadness and a little bit of chaos. Watch "NIgel," the award winning short film directed by Paul Sutton: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzqVYtzKy_g

Stream the film score by Nicole Russin-McFarland: https://open.spotify.com/album/2iyon52TYZcZZu86DZzjzi