Spills and Chills

Year: 1949

Runtime: 10 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert Youngson

Documentary

Spills and Chills, a 1949 English‑language documentary short, was written and directed by Robert Youngson and stars Dan Donaldson. The concise black‑and‑white film earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Short Subject (One‑Reel), underscoring its recognition by the Academy.

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