In the delightfully absurd comedy "Poppy McCorn," directed by Max Radbill, a young woman named Poppy finds her meticulously organized life thrown into chaos when her beloved pet corn cob, affectionately named Cornelius, goes missing. Portrayed by Vee DeOllos, Poppy is a quirky and determined soul whose obsession with her unique companion drives the entire film. Alongside her is her exasperated but loyal friend, played by Alex Paisley Stedman, who reluctantly joins her on a frantic, slapstick-filled search through their eccentric neighborhood. As Poppy follows a trail of bizarre clues and encounters a series of oddball characters, her motivations become clear: she must find Cornelius before a local cooking competition, where her prized corn cob was meant to be the centerpiece. The film’s tone is a whirlwind of deadpan humor and whimsical chaos, blending the mundane with the utterly ridiculous. This six-minute short packs a punch, delivering a hilarious exploration of obsession, friendship, and the strange things people hold dear, all without revealing the fate of the missing cob.