I Can't Said The Ant was written in the 60's by a rad-as-hell chick named Polly Cameron. She was an illustrator and designer, working on European editorial design and spreads, amongst many other pursuits, including writing and illustrating for children's literature. 

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I Can't Said The Ant involves a the smashing of a teapot, a lively chorus of kitchen appliances (who are all talk no action) and the timely arrival of an unsuspecting ant. 

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This short film adaptation is mainly dedicated to Polly, but also to kids of all ages who face insurmountable tasks and must find their bravery. I was always told people in my family were a fearful breed, and that we had to work extra hard to be brave. 

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Film currently in festivals, please request private screener.