
Schatt's Last ShotMovie
Solondz’s 1985 student short film “Schatt’s Last Shot” provides an ideal entry point to his unflinching universe of dark comic despair. A young Solondz stars in the 10-minute short as geeky high schooler Ezra Schatt, a neurotic, primitive headcase of the young Woody Allen variety. Buried under thick, unseemly glasses and an endlessly dazed expression, Ezra’s worst enemy is basketball. Unable to make a single basket under the brutal pressures of his vulgar gym teacher (“You’re shit, Schatt!”), Ezra also fails at both impressing the cheerleader of his dreams and realizing his aspirations of attending MIT.
About Schatt's Last Shot
Schatt's Last Shot is a 1985 comedy movie directed by Todd Solondz.
The production information lists a runtime of 10m, an original language code of EN.
The credited cast includes Todd Solondz, Cheryl Scaccio, Brucha Balanevsky. The synopsis above summarizes the central premise without adding details beyond the available title information.













