From the director of Ghosts with Shit Jobs comes a lo-fi science
fiction short about a woman who enters a safe house to escape
the horrors outside. But while we're left to imagine the
monsters she's fleeing, we witness the turmoil she's
experiencing indoors.  Just Ella was written and directed by Jim
Munroe as a deliberate effort to make a lo-fi film set in the
future. And the safe house, with its cooperative structure,
computer narration, and collection of shared goods, does a lot
to hint at the world in which the film is set. Plus, one small,
well placed visual effect goes a long way to telling Ella's
story and revealing what she is going through. Munroe and his
collaborators also maintain the Lo-Fi Sci-Fi blog, where they
feature "Movies that have more speculation than spectacular
effects."  [via Boing Boing]