Zack Snyder Teases Upcoming Short Movie After 'Justice League' Exit (Video)

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Zack Snyder released a teaser video for his next project following his departure from “Justice League” — a short film titled “Snow Steam Iron.”

The teaser seems to follow a young girl who gets wrapped up in a bad situation and ends up in jail. It comes just four days after Snyder tweeted to his followers, “What can you do with your talented friends & family, no money and a weekend?”

He also tagged VERO in the video, a social media platform, on which he shared updates during his time on “Justice League.” According to Polygon, you will have to download the app to watch the short film when it is released — it is unclear when that will be. A representative for Snyder has not yet responded to TheWrap’s request for comment.

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While we anxiously wait for this mysterious short film, fans can see Snyder’s work in the upcoming “Justice League,” which will hit theaters on Nov. 17.

In May, the director stepped down as director or the DC film following a family tragedy. Joss Whedon filled in to finish the film after Snyder and Whedon had been collaborating together for more than a month.

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Snyder’s daughter, Autumn Snyder, died by suicide in March at age 20. Snyder and his wife Deborah Snyder, who is a producer on “Justice League,” had initially taken a short break to mourn, returning to the production after two weeks before stepping aside entirely.

“Justice League” also stars Gal Gadot, Henry Cavill, Ezra Miller, Jason Momoa, Ray Fisher, Amy Adams and Amber Heard. Snyder is next serving as a producer on several projects including “Aquaman,” “Gotham City Sirens” and “Wonder Woman 2.”

DC Films 'Justice League': What We Know So Far (Photos)

"Justice League" is exactly a year away as the film will be released in theaters on Nov. 17, 2017. Here's what we know so far.
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Ben Affleck will return as Batman and have an upgraded Tactical Batsuit along with enhancements to the Batmobile.
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Gal Gadot will return as Wonder Woman and work with Batman to recruit other metahumans to fight off an intergalactic threat.
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Henry Cavill will return as Superman after he “died” in the climactic battle of "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice." Exactly how, remains unknown.
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Ezra Miller will star as Barry Allen a.k.a. "The Flash" and feature a costume created by Bruce Wayne's Wayne Tech.
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Jason Momoa will star as Aquaman and play the metahuman most reluctant to join the "Justice League." We will also get a first look at Atlantis.
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Ray Fisher will star as Cyborg whose suit will be made from alien technology. Cyborg has two modes: Battle Mode and also a civilian mode.
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Amber Heard will star as Mera, Queen of Atlantis and will reprise her role in the "Aquaman" standalone film.
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J.K. Simmons will play Gotham City's Commissioner Gordon and alert the "Justice League" about the Alien threat which is kidnapping scientists around Earth.
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Darkseid's presence will loom large in "Justice League" as the film's prologue introduces the New God while ancient Amazonians, Atlanteans, and pre-historic humans fight him off Earth.
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New God Steppenwolf will be the main villain in "Justice League" and be portrayed by "Game of Thrones" Ciaran Hinds as TheWrap exclusively reported.
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A member of the Green Lantern Corps. will be seen in "Justice League" in a key sequence.
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There are three motherboxes on Earth in the care of the Amazonians, mankind, and the Atlanteans. Steppenwolf comes to Earth to retrieve them.
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Assassin Deathstroke will make a small cameo in "Justice League." Joe Maganiello will play the character before reprising the role in "The Batman."
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