Brilliant! Not a fancy Pixar/Disney-like animation, and at times looks silly and extremely simple, but that's the case with the animation only. The plot is very, very serious, despite the fact that at times seems funny (like a dark comedy), absurd and pointless (just like the life itself is). In what kind of world of tomorrow are we going to live and die? What kind of creatures (read: monsters) the technology makes us? Why are we living, and what are we looking in our lives? Is it important? And what is important? Is it better for us to get lost in our memories, or to lose our memories? And lot more questions that this film questions, but leaves you without answers. You decide whether you will think about them later, or leave them unanswered, just like Emily, a child at the age of three does.
I have a lot more to say about this 16 minutes long animated short that resonates in me more than most of the full-length pictures nowadays, but I won't do that now.
A one to remember, for sure!
I have a lot more to say about this 16 minutes long animated short that resonates in me more than most of the full-length pictures nowadays, but I won't do that now.
A one to remember, for sure!