Two shorts influenced by Twilight Zone

First of all, I haven't personally seen those two short films (or TV episodes?), but the descriptions peaked my interest. Thanks in advance

1. An abusive man becomes trapped in his mobile after his child flees from his abuse, slamming the door. It's incredibly hot and the AC is not working. After trying in vain to open a small window, etc. a strange black truck hooks up the mobile home and begins towing it down the highway. The trapped man eventually makes a sign saying something like "Help Me!" and holds it up in the window as they pass another mobile home being towed. He see ANOTHER man in the other mobile home holding a similar sign! The film ends with an overhead shot of the truck towing the mobile home into a large parking area in the desert FILLED with mobile homes. It unhooks the mobile home and drives away with the implication it is going out to get another bad person and bring them to this hell/purgatory for all eternity.

Someone suggested La cabina (1972), but that's not it.


2.From memory, it’s a short film of very good quality, at the end of a CD film I was watching. It played itself, without having to choose.

The film is set in a thriller-like world, with a group of people in 1930s-40s-style gala outfits talking to each other at an apartment party. It’s all shot in static, a bit of fish-eye camerawork. One man tells an older man that he intends to leave town by any means necessary. The older man seems panicked and tells him not to do anything so stupid, that if he does, “they” will cut off his legs. There are cutaways where one person watches through bull’s-eyes, like a voyeur watching the scene as the characters change rooms in the course of their disscutions. The men in the room are still talking to each other, one of them determined to leave town at all costs, as if trapped in a distopic world that everyone pretends to ignore. At the end of the film, as the lights dim, we realize that the two men are merely holographic projections recreating scenes from the past. We finally see the head of the man who was looking out of the bull’s-eye, the man who wanted to get out of town, his legs cut off, moving around on a wheelchair in a room that looks an awful lot like a gloomy bathroom. The atmosphere was cold, heavy. I also remember that in this room there was a bathtub full of goldfish, that’s all I remember.