Aaron Untiveros

News

Sports

Arts

Opinion

The Quad

Photo

Video

Illustrations

Cartoons

Graphics

The Stack

PRIME

Enterprise

Interactives

Podcasts

Games

Classifieds

Print issues

Black History Month,

Budget Cuts Explained

robots

Changhui Shi (left), graduate student in fine arts Paloma López (center) and fourth-year film student Catho D&#039;Souza (right) all worked on the six-minute short film &quot;Pee,” which follows a shy girl at a warehouse rave who goes to desperate measures to find a place to use the bathroom. D&#039;Souza said the film presents the nuances of human desperation. (Sakshi Joglekar/Daily Bruin)

https://dailybruin.com/2020/02/23/student-short-film-explores-unifying-desperation-of-waiting-in-line-for-the-bathroom/web-raver_-sj_-dsc_7331-jpg/

twitter:card

twitter:description

twitter:title

twitter:site

https://wp.dailybruin.com/images/2020/02/web.raver_.SJ_.DSC_7331.jpg

twitter:image

twitter:creator

web.raver.SJ.DSC_7331.jpg - Daily Bruin

Film & TV

db-story-c2

Daily Bruin

Student short film explores unifying desperation of waiting in line for the bathroom - Daily Bruin

Student short film explores unifying desperation of waiting in line for the bathroom

max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1

Nothing is more terrifying than a full bladder and a long line to pee. Directed by graduate student in fine arts Paloma López, the six-minute film “Pee” highlights the uncomfortable social situation through Maya, a shy girl who needs to pee during a warehouse rave event.

https://dailybruin.com/2020/02/23/student-short-film-explores-unifying-desperation-of-waiting-in-line-for-the-bathroom/

Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026

IN THE NEWS:

Student short film explores unifying desperation of waiting in line for the bathroom

By Aaron Untiveros

Feb. 23, 2020 10:11 p.m.