In the unsettling short film Squawk, a man finds his reality violently unraveling through a series of bizarre and terrifying phone calls. Jack Malin portrays the increasingly desperate protagonist, whose ordinary day is shattered by an inexplicable connection that defies all logic. Directed by Jordan Owen and Sage Dephoure, this tense psychological horror piece traps viewers in a claustrophobic nightmare where the familiar sound of a ringing telephone becomes an instrument of profound dread. As the calls persist, the line between sanity and madness blurs, forcing the man to confront a sinister force that seems to know him intimately. With a runtime of just three minutes, the film delivers a concentrated burst of existential terror, masterfully building an atmosphere of paranoia that lingers long after the final, shocking connection.