One on One (2013)
Sarah, a runaway teenager in the city of Metropolis, encounters a persistent newspaper reporter named Clark Kent who won't leave her alone until she agrees to an interview for his newspaper column. Ten questions -- that's all he asks. In their moments together, the fragments of her tragic life emerge, but her anger towards superheroes and Superman himself explodes in full force. If he is so great and so powerful, why is the world such a horrible place? Why doesn't he do something about it?
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It is interesting even when nothing much happens, which is for most of its 3-hour running time. Read full review
Clark Kent gets a teenage homeless runaway to answer ten questions about her life much to her initial chagrin. She reluctantly agrees in order to get the heirloom cigarette lighter that he yanked with I'm guessing his super speed. This was of course a precursor to Supers being a klepto in Man Of Steel so I didn't have much of a problem with it.Both Erin Brown as well as John Nagle as Sarah and Clark Kent/Superman are suitably low-key and provide pretty good performances, the ending was a tad cornball, but that's the only possible (admittedly personal opinion) gripe that I have with this otherwise delightful short.