Rum Baba, Episode 2 of Beurre Noir, runs 6:24 in the original full player. The YouTube upload is dated September 5; the maker shared it on X on October 14. Today is its discovery here, not a claimed new premiere. The watch button opens Episode 2.
The original description pits a municipal food stall and a grandmother’s recipe against the mafia, while an official writes a ticket amid an attempted stabbing. Vołkaŭ is directly credited with writing and direction.
Why this episode matters
The collision between action and administrative procedure makes the premise specific: even a violent confrontation cannot suspend the rules of the queue or the bakery. It extends the creator’s interest in institutional absurdity into a compact action-comedy form, beyond the science-fiction projects already collected here.
The October 14 maker link says the work was made with Dreamina. Seedance appears as a hashtag on the accompanying share, but neither fact establishes an exact model version or every production tool. The description’s playful character and music labels are not a full cast or composer credit list. Crew size and budget remain undisclosed. Original description, playback, runtime and artwork were checked, without claiming a full critical review.
