Cake Bomb

Two fashionable women are having lunch together at a London restaurant, a routine they seem to follow regularly. Their conversation turns to trainees and the idea that women are more skilled in their "profession" than men, setting up a central theme of women versus men. As the dialogue unfolds, it becomes clear that the two women are part of a secret "spy" organization. While they speak, a dashing male agent enters and takes a seat at the bar. The women identify him as a smug member of an opposing, all-male program. Meanwhile, young trainees begin constructing a bomb, which is hidden inside a birthday cake. Later, the waitress delivers the cake to the man, complete with a candle. The short film leaves the audience wondering—does something sinister follow, or is this merely a training exercise?